Actress Garima Agarwal belongs to a Well known Brahmin Agnihotri family from Meerut. She was born and brought up in Meerut. Her father Mr. Sameer Agnihotri ( Retired from a high Post from Punjab National Bank ) and Mrs. Mother Usha Agnihotri ( A Homemaker) always motivated her to focus on studies and cultural activities . She used to be the part of Various Competitions at U.P. levels and won many Awards for Dance , Debate , Drama, Stage Performances , Writing Skills , Anchoring, Swimming , Fashion Show etc. After the completion of Education ( Masters in Education & English) , from Meerut College, she got married to Er. Amrish Agarwal , the chairman of Aim International Academy and a well known Motivational Speaker. She started her career by giving her contributions in education for Personality Development and English Speaking along with her husband after marriage. Actress Garima Agarwal contributes her role in her husbands chain of Schools as the Managing Director Of Aim International Academy . But being passionate for Stage Performances , she kept on doing Modelling and Stage Shows at U.P. levels and India Levels. Actress Garima Agarwal and Er. Amrish Agarwal are being blessed with two Sons Mr. Shivank Agarwal and Mr. Sarthak Agarwal who are studying.She stepped into another career of Acting in year 2016 with the motivation of her family as she was keen interested into Acting since childhood but couldn't make it cozy of some family situations . But as she entered into Bollywood, she got to do good projects one after another by the grace of God for which she is always thankful to God and her family for making her dream come true successfully .Actress Garima Agarwal is also a Social Activist who contributes her hard efforts in " Saving Girl Child " , " Women Empowerment " and Educating the unprivileged children.Actress Garima Agarwal is an optimist , hard working and God believing child of God . She always Thank God for her achievements and gives credits of her success to her husband Mr. Amrish Agarwal and family. Show less «