Google pays tribute to Fearless Nadia with doodle on birth anniversary
Mumbai/New York, Jan 8 (IBNS): Popular search engine Google on Monday paid tributes to original stunt woman of Bollywood Mary Ann Evans, better known as “Fearless Nadia”, by beautifully decorating their homepage with a doodle dedicated to her.
Evans had shocked and impressed her fans with her high-voltage and fearless stunt performances in Bollywood in the 1930s and 1940s.
She was born in Perth city of Australia on this date in 1908.
As per Google doodle's home page: "After learning the ropes of outdoor living in Peshawar, she first joined a touring dance troupe in Bombay, then the Zarco Circus. After changing her name to Nadia on the advice of a fortune teller, she was cast in cameos before striking upon the winning film formula: Fearless Nadia, action heroine."
She played her first lead role in JBH Wadia’s 1935 film Hunterwali.
Speaking on the doodle, Google said: "Gutsy stunt star Fearless Nadia is ready to rumble in today’s Doodle, which was created by Bangalore-based comic illustrator Devaki Neogi. The illustration draws inspiration from the action movie posters of old-time Hindi cinema."
Evans passed away on Jan 9, 1996.
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