Ashish Dharmadhikari

Ashish Dharmadhikari was born in Albuquerque, New Mexico (USA), and spent his early days of life in Massachusetts (USA). Later, he relocated to New Delhi, India, where he completed his schooling. After he was done with his graduation in history from St. Stephen's College, Delhi University in 2003, he worked for a few years in the electronic media, music, and theatre industries in New Delhi. Smita Bharti's "As the sun sets" ( Rafi Peer Bio coming soon... >> Read More... festival, Lahore), Lorca's 'Yerma' (Spanish Embassy, New Delhi), and a site-specific piece based on Beckett's 'Krapp's Last Tape' (British Council, New Delhi) are listed among his prominent theatre works. Later in his life, he shifted to California, where he pursues an MFA degree in sound design from the famous California, Institute of Arts in 2012.

Films such as '38-39' (Sundance Film Festival), 'Homebody' (New Orleans International Film Festival), and 'El delirio del pez león' (Best National Animation, Puerto Rico International Short Film Festival); and theatrical productions such as 'Silken Veils' (Edinburgh Fringe Festival, UK), and 'The Fairy Queen' (The MOD Theater, Valencia) are considered his landmark projects. Ashish's imaginative fortes incorporate a subconscious and hyper-practical sound plan that coordinates melodic score, aural impacts, and sound craftsmanship with the fundamental story. He has a differed proficient foundation in the field of sound and music, including filling in as a studio recording engineer, creation sound recorder, sound editorial manager, TV maker, A&R official, and artist vocalist. He is prepared in Digital Dolby 5.1 to Surround Sound Mixing and has propelled abilities with Pro Tools HD, the industry-standard programming for after creation sound. He additionally is educated in Hindustani old-style music, which he utilizes as a base for his very own significant number of music syntheses. Besides singing, playing, and performing with different music gatherings and gatherings, he additionally creates and records his own pieces, and plans to discharge a music collection. Ashish likewise functioned as an actor and voice artiste: in 2011, 'The Road Home', a film where he played Kuldeep the cab driver (second lead), was shortlisted in the Live-Action Shorts category for the 84th Academy Awards. Another film he has acted in was screened at the Cannes Short Film Corner, 2007.