Olga Venikova, born on June 29, 1992, in Moscow, is a Russian theater and film actress. Raised in a creative family—her father, Dmitry Venikov, is a director and digital artist, and her mother, Irina Savrina, is a writer and English teacher—she developed an interest in acting early on. Olga graduated from the M. S. Shchepkin Higher Theatre School in 2014 and began her professional career.
She is known for roles in popular TV series such as "Hotel Eleon," "Call Center," and "Two Hills," as well as films like "The Last Warrior," "Cosmoball," and "Stepfather." Olga works across comedy and drama genres and continues to act in new projects while maintaining an active presence on social media, establishing herself as a notable young actress in Russian cinema.
