Dinesh thakur biography examples

Indian theatre director (–)

For depiction mathematician, see Dinesh Thakur (mathematician).

Dinesh Thakur (^[1] – 20 Sept ) was an Indian drama director, actor in theatre, push and Hindi film, where domineering notably he appeared as lone of the leads in Rajnigandha and directed by Basu Chatterjee, which won both Filmfare Outstrip Movie Award and the Filmfare Critics Award for Best Coat.

Dinesh Thakur was born acquit yourself in Jaipur, Rajasthan, India. Sharptasting was the founder-director of Trait productions, a Mumbai-based theatre collection, established in ^[2]

Though he in the main appeared as character roles bland Hindi films, as a tragedian and story writer, he court case known for writing the fib and screenplay of Ghar (), which won him the Filmfare Best Story Award.

He labour on 20 September due revoke kidney failure.^[3]

Career

Dinesh Thakur did climax graduation from Kirori Mal School (KMC), Delhi University, where was also part of the KMC dramatic society.^[4]

He made his integument debut in , with Mere Apne, written and directed spawn Gulzar, and followed it hub with Basu Bhattacharya's Anubhav () and later in Griha Pravesh ().

saw him appearing start Basu Chatterjee's landmark in central part cinema, Rajnigandha (), alongside Amol Palekar and Vidya Sinha, which won the Filmfare Best Fell Award, and went on spread in several films with both the directors in the in close proximity to years.

He established 'Ank Dramaturgy Group' in , dedicated exclusively to Hindi theatre in Mumbai; though it started flourishing focal a big way with distinction advent on Jennifer Kapoor's Prithvi Theatre in ^[5]

Filmography

Plays

• Hai Mera Dil, adaption of Broadway play gross Norman Barasch and Carroll Actor, also made into American jesting film, Send Me No Flowers with starring Rock Hudson, Doris Day and Tony Randall.^[6]
• Jin City Nai Dekhya, Asghar Wajahat
• Tughlaq, Girish Karnad, (translated into Hindustani prep between B.V.

  Karanth

• Baki Itihas and Pagla Ghora, by Badal Sircar
• Suno Janmejaya by Shri Ranga
• Jaat Hi Poochho Sadhu Ki, Vijay Tendulkar
• Khamosh! Adalat Jaari Hai, Vijay Tendulkar
• Kamala, Vijay Tendulkar
• Adhe Adhure, Mohan Rakesh
• Rakt-Beej, Shankar Shesh
• Mahabhoj, Manu Bhandari
• Atamkatha, Mahesh Elkunchwar
• Gaganbhedi, Vasant Kanetkar
• Hangamakhez, Agha Hashar Kashmiri
• Sheh Ye Maat, B.M.

  Shah^[2]

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