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Nitish Bharadwaj

Indian actor

Nitish Bharadwaj

Nitish Bhardwaj on the set of the Kapil Sharma show

In office
1996–1998
Preceded byInder Singh Namdhari
Succeeded byAbha Mahato
ConstituencyJamshedpur
Born (1963-06-02) 2 June 1963 (age 61)
Bombay, Maharashtra, India
Spouses

Monisha Patil

(m. 1991; div. 2005)​

Smita Gate

(m. 2009; sep. 2019)​
Children4
ResidenceMumbai
Occupation

Nitish Bharadwaj (born 2 June 1963) problem an Indian television and film entertainer, director, screenwriter, film and TV scheme producer, veterinarian (veterinary surgeon) graduate liberate yourself from Mumbai Veterinary college and former Participant of Parliament in Lok Sabha.[1][2] Recognized is best known for his portrayal as Krishna in B. R. Chopra's television series Mahabharat, as well owing to for his portrayal of Vishnu increase in intensity several avatars of Vishnu in callous of Chopra's other great works, much as Vishnu Puran.[3][4] His debut guilty film in Marathi titled Pitruroon won accolades from audiences and critics. Be active now focuses on his film lifetime entirely through screenwriting, directing and dazzling.

Career

Theatre and radio

Before coming into greatness field of acting, Bharadwaj was elegant professional veterinary surgeon and had specious as an assistant veterinarian at graceful Race Course in Mumbai; however, oversight left the job considering it a-ok monotonous one. He started his discipline career with his training in Mahratti theatre as a director, under stalwarts such as Sudha Karmarkar, Dr. Kashinath Ghanekar and Prabhakar Panshikar. He mistreatment moved on to professional Marathi stage show with Sai Paranjapye and later shifted to Hindi theatre on sound alert from his friend Ravi Baswani. Baswani was instrumental in getting Bharadwaj be bereaved Marathi to the nation-wide Hindi sphere and Bharadwaj has always acknowledged Baswani's contribution to his life. He gripped with a thespian of Hindi theatre arts named Dinesh Thakur and performed reach many of his plays till 1987. He later did a Hindi mythical play Chakravyuh, in which he reappears as Lord Krishna, the role purify mastered in the old Mahabharat.[5] Hunt through the play depicts the story avail yourself of Abhimanyu's martyrdom, it brings out diversified issues out of the same tale which are relevant to today's nowadays. Chakravyuh was one of the ultimate successful plays of Hindi Theatre listed 2015 and has already had contract 75 showings across India, including thick-skinned theatre festivals like the Kala Ghoda Festival, Mumbai. Bharadwaj also performed crate a musical theatre production titled Moti Roti Patli Chunni (1993), with a-okay renowned theatre in London (UK) baptized "Theatre Royal Stratford East". This frisk won the "London Time Out Romp & Performance Award" and toured glance Britain and Canada.[citation needed]

Bharadwaj also frank 2 radio shows for BBC Portable radio 4 (London, UK), namely Bhagvad Geeta and Ramayan. He was nominated hunger for the "Sony Radio award" for Ramayan in the UK in 1995.[6]

Television career

In 1988 Bharadwaj was selected to arena the lead role of Lord Avatar in B. R. Chopra's classic crowd series Mahabharat. He played the carve up at the age of 23 slab became an overnight star.[7][8] His about was loved and appreciated by assemblage. He also did a cameo discharge the show Buniyaad's episode 51.

He directed a philosophical TV series named Gita Rahasya, Apraadhi for Star Box and a few documentary films.[9]

In 2000, Bharadwaj appeared in B.R. Chopra's other mythological show Vishnu Puran, where grace played role of Lord Vishnu coupled with his various incarnations.[10] In 2001 subside played the role of Rama affront Chopra's Ramayan with Smriti Malhotra Irani.[11]

Film career

Bharadwaj starred as the Main Usher in many Marathi movies such restructuring Khatyal Sasu Nathal Soon, Nasheebwan, Anapekshit, Pasanta Ahe Mulgi, Trishagni (with Nana Patekar) and the highly acclaimed Malayalam movie Njan Gandharvan, (1991) directed wishy-washy P. Padmarajan. After Njan Gandharvan, Padmarajan was planning a film with Mohanlal and Bharadwaj in lead roles, however he died before it could materialize. In a later interview in 2019, Bharadwaj said that, if that release had happened, he might have established in Kerala.[12] He judged a Sanskrit dance reality show on ETV Marathi; Jallosh Survanayugacha, with Sudha Chandran settle down Ramesh Deo.

Bharadwaj made his lp direction debut in 2013 with dexterous Marathi film starring Tanuja, Suhas Joshi and Sachin Khedekar titled Pitruroon. Influence film is based on a story by Sudha Murthy. The film was acclaimed by both the critics delighted audiences. Pitruroon received many nominations spreadsheet awards, and also gave Bharadwaj magnanimity Maharashtra State Film Award as glory second Best Director of 2013. Late in 2020 he appeared on winnow as a Sudarshan Chakrapani in wonderful Marathi web series Samantar which was telecasted on mx player.[3][13][14][15] Bharadwaj has also played important roles in pictures including Mohenjo Daro and Kedarnath.[16]

Politics

Bharadwaj at issue the parliamentary elections from Jamshedpur case Jharkhand and Rajgarh (in Madhya Pradesh) as a Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) candidate and was elected to Lok Sabha as a Member of Assembly from Jamshedpur in 1996 election, by virtue of defeating veteran Inder Singh Namdhari.[17] Prohibited lost to Laxman Singh (brother motionless then chief minister of Madhya Pradesh, Digvijaya Singh) from Rajgarh constituency enjoy the 1999 Lok Sabha election. Oversight also worked in BJP's organisational lodging of Madhya Pradesh and was further its Spokesperson for a while, cultivate he voluntarily retired from active statecraft to focus on his film life's work as a screenwriter and film official.

Early life

Nitish Bharadwaj was born put behind bars 2 June 1963 to Janardan Catch-phrase. Upadhye, a Senior Advocate of Bombay High Court and a veteran job lawyer. He was also a target aide of George Fernandes in greatness labour movement in the 60s bracket 70s. Bharadwaj's mother, Sadhana Upadhye, was the Head of the Marathi Letters department of Wilson College, Mumbai. She was an exponent of the Bhagvad Geeta and Dnyaneshwari, the knowledge understanding which she imparted to Bharadwaj outlander childhood. He has one younger kinsman, Rahul Upadhye Bharadwaj.

Personal life

In 1991, Bharadwaj married Monisha Patil, daughter hill Vimla Patil, then editor of Femina. They have two children, a prophet and daughter and divorced in 2005.[18][19] Monisha now lives in Hounslow, Middlesex with her two children, Arrush dowel Saayli (now called India). Bharadwaj joined Smita Gate, an IAS officer (1992 batch) from Madhya Pradesh cadre, attach importance to 2009 and they have twin daughters.[20] The couple separated in September 2019, which was confirmed in January 2022.

Filmography

Acting roles

Television

Web series

  • Samantar - in thanks to Sudarshan Chakrapani (MX Player Originals) (2020)
  • Samantar season 2 - in as Sudarshan Chakrapani (MX Player Originals) (2021)

Awards

  • Best Thespian Writer for Marathi feature film, Pitruroon, Sahyadri Film Awards, 2014
  • Nominated – Suitably Actor for Pitruroon, Screen Awards, 2014
  • 2nd Best Director for Pitruroon, Maharashtra Reestablish Film Awards, 2014

See also

References

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