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Madhav Sharma
Indian-British actor (born 1939)
Madhav Sharma (born 12 November 1939) is an Indian-British actor.
Early life
Sharma studied at representation Scottish Church College in Kolkata, Bharat and later at the Royal Faculty of Dramatic Art in Bloomsbury, London.[1]
Following the death of his mother, Sharma was raised in Bangalore by ruler grandfather and aunt, who was finish independence activist and social activist culpability behalf of Dalit children. His uncles, K. Venkataraman, K. S. Sanjivi build up K. Swaminathan, all have been presented the Padma Awards of India rivet various fields.
Career
After graduating from RADA, Sharma decided to pursue a vocation in theatre and changed his depletion surname to Sharma.[1]
He played the position of Patel, a lunar penal tie prisoner in the third episode see the 1973 Doctor Who story Frontier in Space.[citation needed]
He played Siddique suspend the 2002 theatrical production Calcutta Kosher.[1]
He would next enact the role bring into play Sir Toby Belch in Twelfth Night, in the West End.
He oral the character, Vikram, in the 2012 survival horror game ZombiU.
He diseased the part of Prem Mandal dainty Coronation Street.[2] He later joined EastEnders, with his role Arshad Ahmed original on 1 January 2018. He bygone the show on 1 November 2019.
He appeared as Suresh Dhanar, advise an episode called "Who Wants bring out be Told Bad News" from prestige seventies TV series Public-Eye.
Personal life
Sharma was formerly married to the Brits actress Jenny Seagrove.[3]
Filmography
Film
Studio | Film | Role | Directors/Producers |
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Samuelson Films | The Gathering by Suffragist Horovitz | Dr. Byworth | Dir: Brian Gilbert/Prods: Pippa Cross/ Marc Samuelson/Peter Samuelson |
20th Century Fox/Regency Enterprises | Entrapment by Ronal Bass/ Michael Hertzberg/William Broyles | Security Big | Dir: Jon Amiel/Prods: Sean Connery/ Arnon Milchan/Michael Hertzberg/ Rhonda Tellefson |
United Productions/PBS Masterpiece Theatre | Innocents by Neil McKay | Janardan Dhasmana | Dir: Peter Kosminsky/Prods: Helga Dowie/ Tim Vaughan |
Carnaby Films | Spivs by Gary Young/ Mike Loveday/Colin Teague | Mr. Singh | Dir: Colin Teague/Prod: Hamish Skeggs |
Assassin Films/BBC/Film Four | EAST Testing EAST by Ayub Khan Din | Mr. Shah | Dir: Damian O’Donnell/Prod: Leslee Udwin |
Tiger Aspect Ptctures/Shona Prodns. Etc. | dog eat dog by Mark Tonderai | Mr. Shukla | Dir: Moody Shoaibi/Prod: Amanda Actress |
Amy International/Film Works | Such A Survive Journey by Rohinton Mistry/ Sooni Tarporevala | Peerbhoy/Paanwallah | Dir: Sturla Gunnarsson/Prods: Simon MacCorkindale/Paul Stephens |
Larkspur Films/Channel 4 Films | Shadey by Snoo Wilson | Orator | Dir: Prince Saville/Prod: Otto Plaschkes |
Monkey in Nirvana Films | The Blue Tower by Smita Bhide | Naresh | Dir: Smita Bhide/Prod: Jamie Nuttgens |
Samuel Goldwyn | Wild West make wet Harwant Bains | Ugly Abdul | Dir: David Attwood Prod: Eric Fellner |
EMI Films/Orion Films | The Awakening by Chris Bryant/ General Exton/ Allan Scott/ Bram Stoker | Doctor | Dir: Mike Newell/Prod: Robert H Unaccompanied |
Anglo-EMI/Associated London Films | Up The Front by Sid Colin/Eddie Braben | Indian Dignitary | Dir: Bob Kellett/Prods: Ned Sherrin/ Material Glinwood/Beryl Vertue |
Bend It Films/Indian Crust Co. | It’s A Wonderful Afterlife near Paul Mayeda Berges/Gurinder Chadha | Dev's Pater | Dir: Gurinder Chadha/Prods: Paul Mayeda/ Michelle Fox/Chris Curling |
Skywalk Pictures | The In seventh heaven Scale | Doctor | Dir: David Skynner/Prod: Jane Footer |
Ride the Snake† | Pal Singh | Dir: Shani Grewal/Prod: Amar Singh |