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Mahesh Kadam

DOB : 17-07-1989
Age : 35
Language : Marathi
Star Sign : Cancer
Gender : Male

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» VFX Supervisor

Written By - Team Nettv4u

Mahesh Kadam is an Indian artist and Entrepreneur. He was born on July 17, 1989. His father is Shivaji K. Kadam. He completed his high school at Navbharat Vidyalaya Darfal. Then, he completed his studies till the 12^th from Shelgon Jr. College, Shelgaon. Afterward, he studied B.COM at Arena Animation Academy. He studied video graphics and special effects at Arena Animation. In 2010, he looked at MAAC for visual effects. Then, he looked VFX specialization and visual impacts at Framebox for one year. He got certificates in Ethical Hacking, Dark Web, and Python from GUVI Geek Networks, IITM Research Park, in June 2022.

Mahesh is skilled in VFX, Video Editing, Motion Graphics, Search Engine Optimisation, WordPress, Adobe Creative Suite, and 2D/3D animation. He is a media and communication professional with a VFX specialization. He worked as a VFX artist in Vivaan Entertainment Private Limited from November 2011 to June 2012. He became the Co-founder of Swarajya Entertainment at June 2012. He also worked as a director in Shruti Shravan Software Solution Private Limited in February 2015.

He was a VFX artist and supervisor at AATPAT at October 2017. He has worked as a web designer and freelancer at Swarajya Entertainment. He has also worked as a web designer at Cerebrum in 2008. His hobbies are playing cricket and listening to music. He worked in numerous Marathi, Hindi, and Bhojpuri feature films like Bhirbhira, Nirnay 1972, Nagina, Diler, Shree, Panchayat, Nagin, Karmvirayan, Dev Avatari Balumama, and many more. He worked in short films like Zareena Ka Kya Hoga, Zee Maharashtra Kysti League, Pistulya, Pavsacha Nibandh, Bibtya, and Aspirations. His work in documentaries includes Savitchya Navan Changbhal, Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar College, Anudh, GYPSY, Purushottam, and many more. Mahesh Kadam is famous for his work in Ranveer (2012), Naal (2018), and Jhund (2022).