Tamara Yandieva was born on July 23, 1955. Her homeland is the city of Karaganda, which was located in the Kazakh Republic. The talent of the future actress and singer began to manifest itself in childhood. Little Tamara took part in school concerts and performances with great pleasure. Like her older sister, she dreamed of becoming a doctor, but fate predetermined her a different path.
The beginning of a creative career
After graduating from school, Tamara Yandieva knew for sure that she would connect her life with creativity. Thanks to her talent and bright appearance, she entered VGIK without any problems. Vasily Merkuriev took her under his wing and helped to reveal her talent. For this she remained grateful to him all her life. The study flew by quickly, in 1978 Tamara received a diploma of graduation from the university.
Almost immediately, the young girl moved to Grozny, where the doors of the drama theater opened hospitably for her. It was on his stage that she made her debut as an adult artist. Immediately, the talented and attractive Tamara fell in love with the viewer.
In 1978, Yandieva appeared on the set of the film "City Novel". In the drama, the girl played a cameo role as a teacher. Her talented game did not leave anyone indifferent. That is why in 1979 she was invited to one of the main roles in the film "Babek". The war film narrated about the popular freedom movement. The audience was delighted with the game of such a young person.
In 1980, a film called "I'll Be Back" was released. The film tells about the love of a young guy and a girl, about what obstacles they have to overcome in order to be together. Tamara plays the main role. The touching game did not leave anyone indifferent. Following there were such films with her participation - "Year of the Dragon" and "If you love." She was especially popular with the films about Scheherazade, where she played Anora, and in the continuation of the story, Esmagül.
Moving to Moscow and musical career
In the 90s, due to a political upheaval, Tamara was forced to move to Moscow, where she began her activities in a cultural center. In 1991 she starred in the science fiction film Black Prince Ajuba. These were her last shootings. In the late 90s, Tamara graduated from directing courses.
In addition to her acting talent, Yandieva had a wonderful voice. She performed national compositions with incredible sincerity. Her duet with Ruslan Naurbiev attracted attention to her as a performer with a beautiful voice. In 2010, her jubilee concert took place, which was called "30 years of creativity." Shortly before this event, she was awarded the title "Honored Artist of Russia".
For her 62 years, she managed to play in 18 films. In many of them she got the main roles, the characters of which she revealed with extraordinary completeness and sincerity. Tamara was awarded the Golden Pegasus award given to her in the Caucasus. Yandieva received an award for her great contribution to the film industry and for preserving her musical heritage.
