Hindi Tv Serial Sadgati - Cast & Crew

Gita Siddharth., also known as Geeta Kak, is an Indian film actress and social worker. She was debuted in the 1972 drama film, Parichay. Gita has also acted in many mainstream Bollywood films including Garm Hava (1973) and Gaman (1978). Her character as Amina Mirza in Garm Hava has made her popular; in fact, she bagged a souvenir for her role in the film at the 21st National Film Awards. Prior to Gaman, Gita has played the role of Mrs. Saxena in Yash Chopra’s Doosra Aadmi in 1977.

She had worked with Chopra again in the 1978 super hit drama film, Trishul, and in the 1979 Hindi romance film, Noorie. During the 80s, she played supporting roles in several films including Sadgati (1981), Desh Premee (1982), Nishaan (1983), Kasam Paida Karne Wale Ki (19...

This versatile actress was born on the 17th of October in the year 1955, in Mumbai, Maharashtra. She was a very prominent actress and a news reader. She got lots of fan followers and made a huge impact as far as her acting was concerned. She was known for her splendid acting and sensible portrayal of the character that she was expected to depict.

She had been active right from the year 1974 until 1985. She passed away in the year 1985, and her acting could never be forgotten. She got married to Raj Babbar, and her son name is Prateik Babbar. She acted in almost all the arenas as in small and big screens. Her roles in movies were all incredible and never be forgotten at all.

She is known for her acting, and she also ventured into the M...

Soumendu Roy is one of the most prominent and profitable cinematographers in India. Soumendu was born on 7 February 1933. He began his career in cinematography in 1960. Soumendu amazed everyone with his excellent cinematography skills. A few of his works are Rabindranath Tagore, Teen Kanya, Palatka, Abhijaan, Mahapurush, Kapurush, Balika Badhu, Badhubaran, Kuheli, Pratidwandi, Aranyer Din Ratri, Sikkim, The Inner Eye, Sonar Kella, Bala, Agun, Debata, Will To Live, and the list continues.

Although all his works are good, some were extraordinarily great, like Teen Kanya and Rabindranath Tagore. Soumendu’s contribution to Indian cinema was a lot left unrecognized. Concerning his work, he was awarded Best Cinematographer thrice. He also won Best Non-Feature Film Cinematography for Suchitra Mitra, a documentary film. A do...

Biographies reveal bare details about the maverick filmmaker Satyajit Ray. Even today not much is known about this extraordinary filmmaker. But people still have a passion for doing research upon his classic films as he is an extraordinary filmmaker. Satyajit Ray was India’s first recipient of the Lifetime Achievement Academy Award (Honorary Oscar) in 1992. He is also a recipient of the honorary doctorate by Oxford University ( after actor Chaplin). The government of India has awarded him ‘Padma Bhushan(1965) and  Dadasaheb Phalke Award(1985) and the highest civilian honour’Bharat Ratna’(1992) too. In 1992, he was even posthumously awarded the Akira Kurosawa Award for Lifetime Achievement in directing at the San Francisco International Film Festival. The director was chosen once...

Mohan Agashe is a theater based actor who predominantly takes an interest in stage and plays. He was introduced to films by Shyam Benegal, who made the only art-house film. The actor got a chance to play roles in movies like Bhumika, Manthan, Nishant and went to act in Govind Nihalini’s’ Aakrosh’ and Goutam Ghose’s film ‘Paar’ and Satyajit Ray’s film ‘Sadgati’ too. He acted in many films that were produced by National Film Development Corporation. In 1982 epic biographical film ‘Gandhi’ directed by Richard Attenborough, Mohan Agashe got a chance to play Tyeb Mohammed’s (Alok Nath) friend. After a series of art-house films, he chose commercial cinema too. His first commercial cinema was Yash Chopra’s ‘Mashal’ and then h...

Om Rajesh Puri is one of the widely noted senior actors in the Indian film industry and he was born on 18th October 1950 in Patiala, Punjab. He is one of the few Bollywood actors to act in mainstream commercial English movies. The alumnus of National School of Drama was also a classmate of renowned actor Naseeruddin Shah of the 1973 class. 

He started his movie career in 1976 with the Marathi film ‘Ghashiram Kotwal’ directed by K.Hariharan. The movie was based on a play with the same name and it got success both commercially and critically. His career graph saw the coming of critically acclaimed art films such as ‘Bhavni Bhavai’, ‘Sadga...