Amrita Acharia, a talented Norwegian actress of Ukrainian and Nepalese descent, was born in Nepal to a Nepalese father and Ukrainian mother. Growing up in a culturally rich and diverse environment, she was exposed to various languages and cultures from a young age. She spent her childhood in Kathmandu, Ukraine, England, and Tromsø, where she was immersed in the Ukrainian, Russian, and English languages. Additionally, she learned Norwegian when she moved to Norway at the age of thirteen.
After completing her high school education in Norway, Acharia made the bold decision to relocate to England at the age of nineteen to pursue her passion for acting. Her determination and perseverance soon paid off, as she landed the role of Irri, a Dothraki handmaiden, in the first two seasons of the hit HBO series Game of Thrones. Although her character was written out of the show during the second season, Acharia's impressive performance left a lasting impression on audiences.
In 2011, Acharia took on the lead role in the BBC Christmas special, Lapland, showcasing her versatility as an actress. Throughout her career, Acharia has demonstrated her ability to adapt to various roles and genres, solidifying her position as a talented and sought-after actress in the industry.
