Renowned Uzbek film and theater actress Noila Toshkenboyeva was born on September 22, 1943, in Tashkent. She attended school No. 46 and graduated from the Tashkent Institute of Theater and Fine Arts in 1965.

One of her first major film roles was in the 1978 movie "Weddings" (To‘ylar muborak). The following year she appeared in "Ichkuyov," and in 1982 she starred in "Suyunchi." These roles helped solidify her place in the film industry.

Between 1985 and 1989, Toshkenboyeva portrayed diverse characters in such famous films as "The Revolt of the Brides" (Kelinlar qo‘zg‘oloni), "Diamond Belt" (Olmos kamar), "Armon," and "A Small Man in a Big War." She also appeared in "Golden Wall," "Pedestrian," "Who Is Crazy?," "Grandmother," "Motherland," "Chain," "Woman," and "Sardor."

For her many years of dedicated work, the actress has been awarded the Order of Friendship (Do‘stlik) and the "Veteran of Labor" badge. To mark her birthday, Gazeta newspaper prepared a quiz based on her films, celebrating her creative legacy.

Source: www.gazeta.uz