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Amit Senchoudhary

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Amit Senchoudhary
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BornMay 20 (2026-05-20)
Secunderabad, India
🏫 EducationBachelor of Engineering
💼 Occupation
Screenwriter
📆 Years active  2001–present
👩 Spouse(s)Genia Senchoudhary

Amit Senchoudhary is an Indian screenwriter best known for his work in several genres.

He has many credits to his name as a screenwriter in India and Indonesia. He wrote for the hit television series Baal Veer, Gumrah: End of Innocence, Ek Boond Ishq, Bhagonwali, Andai Ku Tahu, Mutiara Hati 1 & 2, Amaa ndai Ku Tahu amongst others.

Early life

Amit Senchoudhary was born in Secunderabad and raised in Gondia, India.

Career

Amit Senchoudhary, a qualified engineer, moved to Mumbai in 2000 to pursue his dream of becoming a screenwriter. He worked as an assistant to various reputed directors and joined India’s leading production house Balaji Telefilms as Executive Producer in 2002. After learning the nuances of television production and direction, he started writing for Indian television with a popular television series Tumhari Disha, Zee TV, followed by other shows. In 2005 he wrote his first Indonesian television series Mutiara Hati which became a cult show in Indonesian television.

Personal life

Amit Senchoudhary's father is an electrical engineer while his mother is a teacher who works with underprivileged street children. He is married to Genia Senchoudhary.

Filmography

Television credits (As Screenwriter)

Indian Television

Indonesian Television

  • Baal Veer (ANTV)
  • Mutiara Hati (Season 1 & 2) (SCTV)
  • Andai Ku Tahu (RCTI)
  • Dia Atau Diriku
  • Ringu Ringu Aasmara (TPI)
  • Idola (RCTI)
  • Istri Untuk Swamiku (RCTI)
  • Putri
  • Olivia (RCTI)
  • Nadia (SCTV)
  • Raja Rani (TPI)
  • Bunga Bunga Cinta (TPI)
  • Aku Hamil (SCTV)
  • Satu Bunga Empat Kumbang
  • Isi Hatiku
  • Inikah Rasaniya (SCTV)

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