Niraj Sah
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Niraj Sah is an actor and writer in the Hindi film industry. He works in feature films and serials.
Early days[edit]
Sah was born on 8 June 1960 in a middle-class family and brought up in Nainital, Uttrakhand. He started doing theater when he was attending Kumoun University, from where he obtained a postgraduate degree. [1]
Theater days[edit]
After his post-graduation, Sah completed a three year diploma course in theater at the National School of Drama in New Delhi from 1982 to 1985. He has worked extensively in theater in various capacities with the stalwarts like Robin Das, Barry John, Fritz Bennewitz, B.M. Shah, Ram Gopal Bajaj, Devendra Raj Ankur, Kanhayya Lal and K.N. Pannikar. It was during this period that he acted in Pradeep Krishen's film In Which Annie Gives It Those Ones.
Professional life[edit]
Sah has been based in Mumbai as an actor and writer. He has been acting and writing screenplays and dialogues for films and television since the early 1990s.
Acting work[edit]
Some of the acting work he has done is in films such as Ajay Kartik's Karamati Coat,[2] Ketan Mehta's Oh Darling! Yeh Hai India!, Mani Kaul's Naukar Ki Kameez, Manmohan Mahapatra's Raja Saheb, Rajkumar Santoshi's Legend of Bhagat Singh and Khakee, Vishal Bhardwaj's Omkara, Arindam Chaudhary's Arjuna, The Warrior Prince (Dhritrashtra's voice), Sanjai Mishra's Pranam Walekum, Batul Mukhtiyar's Khapal, [3] Ramchandra PN's Haal E Kangaal (The Bankrupts), Ishan Trivedi's A Scandal, Short film Hunger, [4] Pradeep's Robin Hood Ke Potey and Rakhee Shandilya's Ribbon. [5] [6]
Well known film reviewer and critic Vishal Sharma's views on Niraj Sah's acting in the film Haal E Kangaal (The Bankrupts):-
"Ramchandra P N’s conversation driven cinema has natural performances coming from Hemant Mahaur and Niraj Sah.................Niraj Sah who initially teases with a play full picture of a man who has traveled the world and had those surreal sexual escapades, gradually gets stronger as he probes his filmmaker friend on the ‘authenticity’ of his script ‘Maternity Leave’."
(Source: Glamsham)[7]
Writing work[edit]
Sah has written the dialogues for Manmohan Mahapatra's Raja Saheb, Raj Bharath's Tum Ho Na [8] starring Jackie Shroff, Riya Sen and Netra Raghuraman; the Hindi dialogues of Ramchandra PN's Haal E Kangaal (The Bankrupts), Screen-play and dialogues for Sudharshan Juyal's Breeze, The Jhonka and a bio-graphical film based on Sai Baba's life called Sai Mera Fakir.
In theater, he has adapted Alexander Vampilov's comedy play The Elder Son (play)|The Elder Son in Hindi and has written an original play called Nath, about a child's loneliness in a remote village of the Himalayan hills, also in Hindi language.
He has also written and acted in Indian television serials like Manzilein, Sach, Lapataganj and Akbar and Birbal[9].
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