Anita Rani
Anita Rani is the TV presenter of Countryfile (BBC1) and a regular contributor to The One Show (BBC1).
Anita has also presented many travel-inspired documentaries for the BBC including the two-part series, Refugee Camp; Our Desert Home, New York: America’s Busiest City and The World’s Busiest Railway Station, which featured as part of the BBC’s Indian Season in 2015.
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Her other presenting credits include the property programmes Escape to the Continent and the RTS award-winning Four Rooms on Channel 4.
As a live presenter, Anita has fronted segments for This Morning (ITV), hosted Countryfile Live at Blenheim Palace to more than 125,000 visitors and in 2011, reported live from the Royal Wedding for the BBC.
Antia presents Countryfile alongside fellow GREAT BRITISH SPEAKERS talent Steve Brown, Ellie Harrison and Adam Henson.
Anita has also participated in the award-winning BBC entertainment shows, Who Do You Think You Are and Strictly Come Dancing, joining the live tour at the start of 2017. Anita also participated in Comic Relief’s Great British Bake Off where she won the charity competition.
Hire Anita Rani for speaking and hosting live events
Anita is a popular host and in high demand for both presenting and speaking events. Through her travels, Anita has many stories to tell that will both intrigue and entertain audiences. Her experience as a live presenter makes her an excellent choice of after-dinner speaker or events hosts for any occasion.
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