Romesh Brij Sharma is a multifaceted figure in the Indian entertainment industry, known for his roles as a film producer, actor, and director. With an illustrious career spanning over 30 years, he has left an indelible mark on both the film and television landscape.
In his capacity as a film producer, Romesh Sharma has been a driving force behind numerous successful projects. One of his most notable contributions came in the form of the 1991 blockbuster film “Hum,” starring the legendary Amitabh Bachchan. Beyond his prowess behind the scenes, Romesh Sharma showcased his acting skills in various films, including a small yet memorable role in “Hum” as Jumalina Gonsalves’ brother, portrayed by Kimi Katkar. His repertoire also includes producing the 1987 film “Diljalaa,” featuring Jackie Shroff.
As a director, Romesh Sharma helmed the film “Dil Jo Bhi Kahey…,” which featured notable actors such as Annabelle Wallis and his son, Karan Sharma. His directorial ventures reflected his commitment to storytelling and cinematic excellence.
Romesh Sharma’s personal life is intertwined with the world of entertainment. His son, Karan Sharma, follows in his footsteps as an actor, contributing to both Indian and Mauritian films and television shows. Furthermore, Romesh Sharma’s daughter, Neema Sharma, is married to Ayaan Ali Khan, the son of the acclaimed sarod player Amjad Ali Khan.
Beyond his contributions to the Indian film industry, Romesh Sharma made a mark in the international arena with his acting role in the 1972 American movie “Siddhartha,” directed by Conrad Rooks. The film, a box-office hit, featured Simi Garewal and Shashi Kapoor in lead roles.
Name | Romesh Sharma |
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Date of Birth | 24/07/1946 |
Current Residence | Mumbai |
Religion | Hindu |
Nationality | Indian |
Father | Brij Sharma |
Spouse | Sujata Sharma |
Children | Neema Sharma |
Debut Movies | |
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Language | Movie Name |
Hindi | Parinay |
Awards List | ||||
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Year | Award | Category | Movie Name | |
2021 | New York Indian Film Festival | Best Documentary Feature | Ahimsa Gandhi: The Power of the Powerless | |
1979 | National Film Award | Best Non-Feature Film | Rumtek: A Monastery Wreathed In A Hundred Thousand Rainbows | |
2009 | National Film Award | Best Investigative Film | The Journalist and the Jihadi |