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  1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Veena_SoodVeena Sood - Wikipedia

    Veena Sood (born 21 November) is a Canadian actress. Sood is best known for dramatic and comedic roles in a career spanning more than 3 decades.

  2. www.imdb.com › name › nm0814552Veena Sood - IMDb

    Veena Sood is an award-winning actress - of Indian descent, recognized for her versatility in both comedy and drama. During her time at University Veena co-founded Canada's Loose Moose Theatre Company with Improv master Keith Johnstone.

  3. www.veenasood.comVeena Sood

    Veena Sood is an award-winning actress of Indian descent, recognized for her versatility in both comedy and drama.

  4. www.imdb.com › name › nm0814552Veena Sood - Biography - IMDb

    Veena Sood is an award-winning actress - of Indian descent, recognized for her versatility in both comedy and drama. During her time at University Veena co-founded Canada's Loose Moose Theatre Company with Improv master Keith Johnstone.

  5. www.cwtvpr.com › talentCW Press | The CW | Children Ruin Everything | Talent

    Veena Sood stars in The CW’s new comedy series “Children Ruin Everything.” Astrid (Meaghan Rath) and Dawn’s (Nazneen Contractor) mother, Nisha is an enthusiastic, breathless, and ‘fun’ grandmother, recently retired and loving it, and has a zest for life and seeking new adventures.

  6. www.veenasood.com › theatre-creditsTheatre Credits — Veena Sood

    Veena Sood has worked for various theatre companies across Canada. She co-founded & developed the improvisation companies Loose Moose Theatre Company (Calgary, Canada) and The Vancouver TheatreSports™ League.

  7. www.yvrscreenscene.com › 31 › improvising-life-with-veena-soodImprovising life with Veena Sood — YVR Screen Scene

    May 31, 2018 · For Veena Sood, this catalyst moment didn’t involve a souped-up arachnid or a film noir murder. It involved Liza Minnelli, the Academy Awards, and a girl with a penchant for dressing up like a cowboy (and if that sounds like the set-up for an improv sketch, that’s wildly appropriate).