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When Alan Pouls The Back-Up Plan opens in India this Friday,besides Jennifer Lopez,Alex OLoughlin and the possibly predictable tale of a mom-rom-com,you would notice a rather sprightly assistant advising J Lo on love,longing and some such concerns of life and Hollywood . She is Indian-origin actor Noureen DeWulf,26.
I am like a friend of Lopezs in the movie, she says over the phone from her home in Los Angeles . Most acclaimed for her role as a Palestinian cashier in West Bank Story ,which won the 2007 Academy Award for Best Live Action,she also acted in last years comedies Ghost of Girlfriends Past ,opposite Matthew Mc-onaughey,and The Goods: Live Hard,Sell Hard.
Her mother is from Pune and her father is American. While with mom and friends,DeWulf lapses into Urdu,Hindi and even Gujarati. While growing up I watched lot of Amitabh Bachchan movies, she recalls.
DeWulf says she is fortunate for not being typecast as an Asian in Hollywood . There are a lot of my colleagues of Indian origin who have been struggling with such stereotypes, says DeWulf,who once guest starred in the US television series Numbers as a Telugu-speaking girl who has come to donate her kidneys. But that was not much of a stereotype since I enjoyed the exposure of portraying that role, she adds. Now she would like to crossover to Bollywood. For DeWulf,it is more than a back-up plan.
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