Jitender Singh Naruka (जितेंदर सिंह नरुका )
| Jitender Singh Naruka (जितेंदर सिंह नरुका ) | |
|---|---|
| Born | Jitender Singh Naruka 28 July 1972 Kota, Rajasthan, India |
| 🏳️ Nationality | India |
| 💼 Occupation | actor director |
| Known for | Dhara 302 |
Jitender Singh Naruka (Hindi: जितेंदर सिंह नरुका), also known as Jitu, is an actor and director in Indian movies. He has been an actor, writer, and director in TV shows and films.
Early life
A graduate in the Arts stream from the University of Rajasthan, Jitender Singh Naruka always aspired to be a filmmaker. Born into a middle-class family from Kota, his father, Shri Sohan Singh Naruka, was a high school teacher. During Jitender’s college days, he participated in theatre with Ramleela and Rajasthan Raghvendra Kala Sanstha. Later, after graduation, he joined HCRFT in Himachal in 1999. The next year, he arrived in Mumbai to pursue his career in Bollywood.
Career
Jitender Singh Naruka landed his first role in Boney Kapoor’s Shakti: The Power. Afterward, he took roles in several movies, such as Run (2004 film), Wounded, Ghajini, etc. He has worked as a writer-director on Rajasthani films—Arjun Autowalo (2012) and Dharm Bahan (2013). He is now preparing for his next Hindi film, Dhara 302. [1]
Filmography
- Run (2004 film) as Sardar
- Wounded (film) as Raghvendra (Seema Parihar movie)
- Ghajini as Auto-Riksha Driver
- Bhihad as Lathi
- I am in Love as Pawan
TV Serials
- Malini Aiyer as various characters (Sahara One)
- Naa Ana Is Desh Laado as Alakh Chand (Colors)
- Meri Maan as Constable Ayyer (Life OK)
Writer/Director
- Arjun Autowalo (2012) – Rajasthani
- Dharm Bahan (2013) – Rajasthani
- Dhara 302 (2015) – Hindi
Awards
- 2003 – Won Best Performer award on the reality show Adakar, by renowned actor Nirmal Pandey, aired on "E TV".
- 2015 – Nomination for Best Director for Dharam Bahan at the Rajasthan International Film Festival
References
External links
- http://www.bollywoodhungama.com/celebritymicro/index/id/25004821
- http://www.imdb.com/name/nm7570470/
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