1. Anuradha Patel
Those of us familiar with the film and TV scene in India in the 80s would remember Anuradha Patel as the actress with an endearingly pretty face and a restrained demeanour overall. The other aspect about her which immediately comes to mind is her lineage. Although born in a Gujarati family, she had a Bengali mother who was none other than the daughter of the redoubtable Ashok Kumar, making Anuradha the granddaughter of the evergreen hero of Hindi cinema, and thereby a part of the extended family of the famous Ganguly brothers, Ashok and Kishore Kumar.
Having started her film career in 1983 with the film "Love in Goa" which really did not impress the box office, she had to wait for another 2 years for her next film “Utsav” to really hit the headlines. This film propelled her to a new status in the eyes of the audience, not only for its “artiness” and the critical success it gained, but also because she was perceived on par in her acting skills with the other key actors of the film like Rekha, Sashi Kapoor and Sekhar Suman. Unfortunately, however, Anuradha had to “wade through” a bumpy stretch of 8 to 9 inconsequential movies in the next 2 years to reach her next landmark, which was in the film “Ijaazat”, under the direction of Gulzaar. Besides widespread acclaim for her sensitive portrayal in the film, she also got nominated for the Filmfare Awards that year. Although the award finally did not come her way, she had made her mark as a sensitive artist.
After this her career did not, however, proceed in any spectacular manner perhaps because she was more preoccupied with her family, having in the meanwhile got married to fellow TV actor Kanwaljit Singh. She however, kept appearing on TV and doing the odd role in movies. In the latter part of her career she started acting in films like “Dus Kahaniyaan” and “Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na” in which she was portraying slightly older roles. To keep herself occupied she has also started her own unit Dynamic Finishing academy for Personality Development, which as the name suggests is a good grooming centre not only for industry hopefuls but also for other professionals....
Age:
59
Gender:
Female
Age:
59
Gender:
Female
2. Sudhir Mishra
Sudhir Mishra is a Bollywood director and screenwriter best known for critically acclaimed films like Yeh Woh Manzil Nahi and Hazaro Khwahishein Aisi, Dharavi, Chameli. A three-time national award winner, he is known to be very vocal about his personal opinions and comments on extreme censorship in India. He is also one of the very few pioneers of independent cinema, and recipient to the Chevalier of the Ordre des Arts et des Lettres by the French government.
... Age:
65
Gender:
Male
Age:
65
Gender:
Male
3. Alok Nath
Alok Nath is an Indian television and Bollywood film actor who got his fame in the television drama series, Buniyaad in 1986. He played as Master Haveliram, a patriot and freedom fighter. Buniyaad was first broadcasted on DD National under Doordarshan network and later, because of its popularity, it was re-broadcasted in DD Metro and several Indian television channels like Sahara One.
Alok was born on July 10, 1956 and raised up in New Delhi, India. He studied in the Modern School and Hindu College. When in college, he performed along with Ruchika and the popular theater group in Delhi. This became his advantage to join the prominent National School of Drama as a part of his degree in college.
He started in year 1980 in the television series, Rishte-Naate followed by the epic film, Gandhi in 1982. Alok was the bar owner in the Bollywood film, Aaj Ki Awaaz under the direction of Ravi Chopra. He also appeared in Mashaal under the same director in 1984. Alok made an appearance in some of the major hit Bollywood films and played supporting roles like Taal, Hum Aapke Hain Koun..!, Pardes, Maine Pyar Kiya and Vivah which is a box office hit and her role as an uncle was appreciated by the critics. He did negative roles in movies like Shadyantra, Bol Radha Bol and more. In 1989, he played as Karan, a poor mechanic who lives with her daughter Suman (played by Bhagyashree Patwardhan) in the musical romantic film, Maine Pyar Kiya.
He was essayed to do the role of Deepak Seth in Raman’s Kumar soap opera, Tara on Zee TV channel from 1993 to 1997. He was also in some of the episodes of Zee TV’s, Rishtey from 1999 to 2001. Alok played the role of Prakash Chandra Sharma in Sapna Babul Ka… Bidaai on STAR Plus from 2007 to 2010. He was also the father of Abha in Yahan Main Ghar Ghar Kheli. Some of his recent television serials are Kuch Toh Loh Kahenge and Do Dil Bandhe Ek Dori Se. At present, he is Jagat Babuji in the fictional comedy series, Tu Mere Agal Bagal Hai on SAB TV.
After thirty years of being in the acting industry, Alik became popular in the Hindi cinema and television. Recently, Alok became an overnight viral in social networking sites like Twitter and Facebook when all of a sudden, people make fun on his character on films under Rajshri’s production. Some even created a page entitled, Alok Nath Memes that gained so many likes.
... Age:
67
Gender:
Male
4. Kanwaljit Singh
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