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Chulpan Nailevna Khamatova is a Russian actress.
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entertainment · Russian actress (born 1975) · actor · stage actor · film actor · public figure · also Chulpan Khamatova, Chulpan Nailevna Khamatova, Çulpan Xämmatova, Khamatova
Born 1 October 1975 · Q236132
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Awarded Nika Award (2021).
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Khamatova said that she would never have done that if she could imagine that he would start the war in Donbas
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“For me, the most important thing in education is to instill a sense of responsibility. Because when you are responsible for your words, it will be very easy for you to live in this life later. If you live all the time with the claim that everyone owes you, it is very stupid.”
“Changing the world for the better always comes with pain, with fatigue, with some heavy-hearted feeling of unfairness, with this unbreakable wall. But, as it turns out, there is always a flashlight that will sparkle at some point behind this dark spell, and you just walk towards this light hoping that you can peck a hole in that wall and squeeze your way through it.”
“I try to be a jovial person but, unfortunately, to a great extent that depends on willpower.”
“I was born in Kazan, the capital of Tatarstan, during the Soviet-era when there wasn’t any Tatar language…and without any Muslim tradition. I was a Soviet child without my past, without my family roots, because at the time it was forbidden to explain anything.”
“I would probably say that music is one of the most expressive art forms for me. Of course, I don’t perform professionally, though it does play a huge role: it helps me think differently and want to go on living.”
“My attitude towards death has changed a lot in recent years. I can easily accept my own death - it is not difficult. It's hard to lose someone.”
“My kids don't watch my movies. They are not interested. They do not want to perceive mom as such.”
Awarded State Prize of the Russian Federation (2014).
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Awarded People's Artist of the Russian Federation (2012).
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Khamatova publicly supported Russian president Vladimir Putin during the presidential election campaign
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Khamatova took part in the performance of the Theatre of Nations Stories of Shukshin (directed by Alvis Hermanis), where she played nine of 10 stories
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Together with professional ice dancer Roman Kostomarov, she took part and became the winner of the Channel One figure skating competition Ice Age
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Awarded Order of Friendship (2006).
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Khamatova became a co-founder of the Podari Zhizn ("Make the gift of Life") charity foundation which helps children suffering from oncological and hematological diseases
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And Dina Korzun organized the concert "Give me life" at the stage of Sovremennik Theatre to help children with hematological diseases
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Awarded Merited Artist of Russia (2004).
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– Awarded the Golden Mask for role in Mamapapasynsobaka
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Was in a relationship with the ballet dancer Aleksei Dubinin (Russian: Алексей Дубинин)
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Was invited to the troupe of the Moscow Sovremennik Theatre
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Born 1975-10-01.
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