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29 wins & 49 nominations.
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Filmography
2019
Bebaak
(Short) (producer)
2017
Rajuben
(TV Series) (producer)
2014
Yudh
(TV Mini Series) (producer)
2013
Safe
(Short) (producer)
2012
Error
(Short) (producer)
2012/I
Reprise
(Short) (executive producer)
2011
Sujata
(Short) (producer)
2008
Aamir
(creative producer)
2009
Gulaal
(screenplay and dialogue) / (story)
2007
Guru
(additional dialogue)
1996
Trikaal
(TV Series) (dialogue)
1995
Darr
(TV Series) (1995)
1995
Swabhimaan
(TV Series) (dialogue - 1 episode)
1994
Shanti
(TV Series) (dialogue - 1 episode)
2016
Madly
(segment "Clean Shaven")
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Actor (27 credits)
2017
Chhuri
(Video short)
Sharad
2011
Shagird
Bunty Singh / Bunty Bhaiya
2010/II
I Am
Abhimanyu's step father
2009
Gulaal
Man at the party (uncredited)
2009
Dev.D
Man who offers Chanda a candy (uncredited)
2003
Maqbool
Dead Body ( Scene Deleted) (uncredited)
2014
Yudh
(TV Mini Series) (creative director - 2 episodes)
2005/I
Water
(dialogue consultant: Hindi)
2010
Udaan
(performer: "Motumaster Gas Ka Plastar")
2008
Aamir
(second unit director)
2010
Udaan
(playback singer)
2005/I
Water
(script consultant)
2018
Sanju
(Earnest Gratitude)
2014/I
Sold
(special thanks)
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Self (19 credits)
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Personal Details
Other Works:
Was producing the shelved movie J.A.Entertainment and Anurag Kashyap Films "Kaala Ghoda". Starring John Abraham, Kunal Roy Kapoor, Produced by John Abraham, Anurag Kashyap, Directed by Aditya Bhattacharya.
Alternate Names:
Kashyap
Parents:
Singh, Sri Prakash
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Personal Quote:
[June 2009 - When asked if he thinks that directors go too far to prove themselves different from others and go on to make the tale in a more complex way then it should and if he has been the victim of the same, given his movies being far too unconventional for his times] I just stay the way I am. To prove anything is not my thing.
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Trivia:
Anurag was writing a story and screenplay for a film titled "The Girl Who'd Sleep With Anyone". He decided to shelve the film when he could not get the right's to the film's title. They were with Haruki Murakami. He later used parts of the screenplay for Kalki's character in Dev D.
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Trademark:
Most of his movies deal with very realistic scenarios and take excerpts from the scandals seen in newspapers in day to day life (eg the Joshi-Abhayankar Pune murder case reference in
Paanch (2003), the 1993 Mumbai blasts in
Black Friday (2004), the black BMW accident and MMS scandal in
Dev.D (2009))
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