Otgonjargal Davaasuren

Otgonjargal Davaasuren is a Mongolian singer and actress. She is known for Queen Anu historic film. She awarded Grand prix in Spring festival in Korea in 2013, and also Outstanding female lead actress in Sacred Muse as a Limitless musical in Mongolia in 2014. she became a free agent after leaving Mongolian State Philharmonic. In 2013 she awarded Cultural Merit Worker of Mongolia. Otgonjargal was born Bayankhongor Province and raised in Darkhan (city), the youngest child in her family. She has three older brothers and two older sisters. Even her father was transport driver, and once he was an opera singer. She attended secondary education in Darkhan (city). She graduated from Mongolian State University of Arts and Culture as a opera singer. She has one daughter. The film depicts Queen Anu with several children. One of them is Yumjhai and her daughter played Yumjhai in her childhood years. Queen Anu/Warrior Princess (Mongolian historical film) The long-awaited historical film Anu Khatan (Queen Anu) by Shuuder productions held its official opening on Friday, January 18, on the birthday of the author of the novel Anu Khatan, Baatarsuren Shuudertsetseg. This historical film depicts the life of Queen Anu, the spouse of Galdan Boshughtu, the Khan of Dzungaria, and depicts the relationship between the Oirats and Khalkha ethnic groups between 1670 and 1696 as well as the Zuunmod Battle between the Oirats and Manchus, which took place during that period. The film has over 50 roles and had a crew of more than 500 people. Actor M.Myagmar plays the role of Galdan Boshugtu Khan. Other famous Mongolian actors are also featured in the film. The writer B.Shuudertsetseg, who wrote the book of the same name, on which the film is based, produced and directed the film herself. Thus, the film was both written and directed by a woman, and the lead role is a female. This is a first for Mongolia. It is the second Mongolian film about a queen. The first was Mandukhai Tsetsen Khatan (Mandukhai the Wise), which was made in 1989.