P. D. Sathish Chandra

P. D. Sathish Chandra is a famous program director. He was born in Bengaluru, Karnataka. He went to Bangalore University for his studies where he BA in journalism, psychology, and sociology. He earned his MS in mass communication from the same university as well. He started Prakasam (a production company) in 2001 to provide his clients with solutions related to the performing arts, and he has been actively involved with it ever since. His involvement in the theater all through college is when he first gained experience in the performing arts. His curiosity eventually turned into enthusiasm, and he entered the mainstream of theatre. He revived his stand-up routine and began performing in mainstream amateur theater.

Up to the organization's first year of existence, he was a member of the Ranga Shankara founding team. His first work at NMKRV College for Women ignited his passion for education, and it is still there today at Frames, where he instructs budding performers in the theatre. P D Sathish Chandra is well recognized for his work as a communications expert and a cultural entrepreneur. His most recent position in the media was as the Programming Head for Radio Mirchi 98.3 in Bangalore. As Creative Producer, he advises on choosing production companies and handpicks projects for which he will also act, write, and direct. He is popular as an actor for his humorous depiction of "Paddu" in the five-year-running sitcom " Panduranga Vittala Panduranga Vittala is being telecast on Zee Kannad >> Read More... " on Zee Kannada, which had 1336 episodes total.

His other notable roles include Hanuman in "Bhale Basava," a cameo appearance on "Gali Gali Sim Sim" for two seasons, Boxer Balram in "Paapa Pandu 2," and Padhmanabh in the Friends Kannada version "Yakhingaadtaaro." He has performed in Bollywood as well as all South Indian language films. He co-starred in the Malayalam film "Kutty Srank," which won seven national honors. Bell Bottom Click to look into! >> Read More... , Shivaji Suratkal, ACT1978, Yajamana, 99, Nanjundi Kalyana, I Love You, Re, and Abhimanyu are some of his best films. Additionally, he hosted the four-month-long parody news program Vaaranna for Public TV. Theater, however, takes center stage as his first love. He has been heavily involved in theater since 1990 and has contributed significantly to all areas related to the performing arts. Additionally, he has modeled for several companies and has been featured in projects for SimplyMarriage.com, Tata, Big Bazaar, Radio One, Dhathri Abs, Britannia, etc.