Noureen DeWulf (born February 28, 1984) is an American actress.

DeWulf, an Indian American, was born in New York City, New York, with parents from Pune.^[1][2] She attended Boston University.

DeWulf is known as the star of the 2007 Academy Award winning musical comedy (winning the Academy Award for Live Action Short Film), West Bank Story, in which she played a Palestinian fast food cashier named Fatima who falls in love with an Israeli soldier. DeWulf also starred in 2006's American Dreamz alongside Hugh Grant and Mandy Moore. She was next seen as one of the leads in the Fox Feature Comedy, The Comebacks, which was released in the United States in October of 2007. Additionally, DeWulf played a small comedic role in Ocean's Thirteen which released in summer 2007 and also "Littly Singh" in Americanizing Shelley, for which she wore a fat suit. She also starred in National Lampoon's Pledge This! as a foreign exchange student and the upcoming film The Strip (2007) with Dave Foley.

As well as her film acting career, DeWulf's television career also includes guest appearances on CSI:NY, Numb3rs, Love Inc., Girlfriends and new NBC Comedy Chuck (TV series) where she plays a beguiling undercover counter agent . She has also starred in 3 network comedy pilots for the WB, Fox, and CBS.

Additionally, DeWulf ranked #100 in Maxim Magazine's Hot 100 (2007).