Ashok Chaudhary

Ashok Chaudhary is a New York Click to look into! >> Read More... -based Indian Actor. He was seen in Ekta Kapoor’s meg show Kasauti Zindagi Kay and Kkavyanjali. In Eshwar Gunturu’s Bollywood film, Code Name Abdul, which stars Tanishaa Mukerji Tanishaa Mukerji is the popular actress who hailed >> Read More... as the lead, he plays the role of a spy. Ashok is from Haryana and is a trained theatre graduate from The Film and Television Institute of India (FTII). According to him, getting into Bollywood is a tough job. For the film, Code Name Abdul, he had auditioned for a small part but after a week director asked him to tape a scene from 'The Prisoners’. For this he locked himself in the basement of his house and taped it. He was asked to play the role of RAW agent Stalin. The director immediately offered him this role.

He knows that as a young actor aiming for big stuff in Bollywood, he must be relentless and persistent to land parts. Ashok Choudhary is a hardworking actor, who is passionate about his job. He was nervous about sharing screen space with Tanishaa because she is from an illustrious family. Working with her was fascinating because she has mastered her craft. She would do the same scene ten times and give ten different variations. And she knew which version was working.

He is a fan of Marlon Brando Born on April 3, 1924, in Nebraska, U. S, Marlon B >> Read More... , Robert De Niro A legendary actor and one of the most influential >> Read More... and AI Pacino movies. His father has introduced him to films like Pather Panchali, Garm Hava and Taxi Driver at an early age which inspired him to become an actor. After shifting to America, he studied method acting from some of the best schools, like The Stella Adler School of Acting and The Herbert Berghof (HB) Studio of New York. He has been a part of television serials as well as award winning short films like Lucky Day and Back Up. In the films like The Man’s Woman and other stories, he played the role of protagonist, which won the Orizzonti Award at Venice Film Festival. He was also a supporting actor in the Indo-American Malayalam comedy film Monsoon Mangoes.