#surendra rajan

[akultalkies]

Gaurav Kamble, Rishika Chandani, Mayank Jadhav, Subeer Kasali, Vineet Mishra, Surendra Rajan, Santosh Singh Rajput, Chetan Sharma, Chetan Sharma, Prashant Sanjay Sharma, Kusum Shastri, Vivek Sthapak, Jay Tiwari, Shashie Vermaa

[sunday8amnews]

One more suspect in gold haul held

Police arrested one more person suspected of involvement in the smuggling of 100 kg gold through Tribhuvan International Airport, today.

A prime suspect in the gold smuggling racket, Rohan Adukia, son of businessman Rakesh Kumar Adukia was nabbed today by Immigration Department at TIA when he returned from India today.

Rohan Adukiya, who was travelling with Indian passport, landed in Kathmandu via Air Indigo flight No 6E1153 at 1:00pm today. He was returning from Delhi and was detained during immigration check.

According to immigration department, he has been handed over to the DRI. The Department of Revenue Investigation had asked the Immigration Department to blacklist Rohan.

A few days ago, the house of businessman Rakesh Adukia was raided in connection with the gold smuggling racket. He was on the run since he got to know about the incident.

With this, the number of people arrested in the gold smuggling racket has reached 21. One of them has been released on bail.

Customs agent Rukmina Subba was released on bail due to health complications.

The department recently arrested Belgian citizen Dawa Chiring on July 30. Before that Surendra Tamang alias Naresh was arrested on July 26.

Those arrested are customs officer Santosh Chand, Kumar Dhakal and X-ray operator Saroj Shrestha. They were suspended by the Customs Department for negligence in their work. Later they were arrested by the DRI.

Similarly, customs agents Yadavshankar Parajuli, Sudarshan Gautam, Global Pvt Ltd owner Pushkarraj Bhatt, Krishna Shrestha, Rajan Shrestha, taxi driver Ashok Lama, customs agent Rajendra Rai, Ready Trade Pvt Ltd owner Dilip Bhujel, and his uncle Ramkumar Bhujel, Harkraj Rai, Indian citizen Thapten Chiring and a Chinese national were arrested.

The DRI on July 18 confiscated the gold that was concealed inside motorcycle brake shoes from Sinamangal. The consignment was being transported in a taxi after getting customs clearance from TIA.

The total weight of the smuggled gold was found to be 155 kg, including gold hidden in electric shavers, stated officials at Nepal Rastra Bank, which has been entrusted with examining the metal.

However, the actual quantity of the yellow metal is yet to be measured by the DRI. This is one of the biggest gold hauls till date.

[sparrow08news]

One more suspect in gold haul held

Police arrested one more person suspected of involvement in the smuggling of 100 kg gold through Tribhuvan International Airport, today.

A prime suspect in the gold smuggling racket, Rohan Adukia, son of businessman Rakesh Kumar Adukia was nabbed today by Immigration Department at TIA when he returned from India today.

Rohan Adukiya, who was travelling with Indian passport, landed in Kathmandu via Air Indigo flight No 6E1153 at 1:00pm today. He was returning from Delhi and was detained during immigration check.

According to immigration department, he has been handed over to the DRI. The Department of Revenue Investigation had asked the Immigration Department to blacklist Rohan.

A few days ago, the house of businessman Rakesh Adukia was raided in connection with the gold smuggling racket. He was on the run since he got to know about the incident.

With this, the number of people arrested in the gold smuggling racket has reached 21. One of them has been released on bail.

Customs agent Rukmina Subba was released on bail due to health complications.

The department recently arrested Belgian citizen Dawa Chiring on July 30. Before that Surendra Tamang alias Naresh was arrested on July 26.

Those arrested are customs officer Santosh Chand, Kumar Dhakal and X-ray operator Saroj Shrestha. They were suspended by the Customs Department for negligence in their work. Later they were arrested by the DRI.

Similarly, customs agents Yadavshankar Parajuli, Sudarshan Gautam, Global Pvt Ltd owner Pushkarraj Bhatt, Krishna Shrestha, Rajan Shrestha, taxi driver Ashok Lama, customs agent Rajendra Rai, Ready Trade Pvt Ltd owner Dilip Bhujel, and his uncle Ramkumar Bhujel, Harkraj Rai, Indian citizen Thapten Chiring and a Chinese national were arrested.

The DRI on July 18 confiscated the gold that was concealed inside motorcycle brake shoes from Sinamangal. The consignment was being transported in a taxi after getting customs clearance from TIA.

The total weight of the smuggled gold was found to be 155 kg, including gold hidden in electric shavers, stated officials at Nepal Rastra Bank, which has been entrusted with examining the metal.

However, the actual quantity of the yellow metal is yet to be measured by the DRI. This is one of the biggest gold hauls till date.

[nwemovie]

Who Am I (2023) – Movie | Release Date, Review & Cast |

What Am I release date is on February 3, 2023. The film will be released across all cinemas in India as well as Who Am I movie music was composed by Abhinav Singh. In the OTT Platform, OTT Platform will definitely buy the Who Am I movie to stream it online. If you're looking to find out how to access the Official OTT Platform and OTT release date, you can watch the film online. Please look through the details below.

Who Am I Cast and Crew

Who Am I Who Am I was directed by Shireesh Khemariya and stars Chetan Sharma, Surendra Rajan Rishika Chandani and Shashie Verma. Cinematography for the film was created by Shashank Virag, and the editing was performed by Saksham Yadav.

Who Am I Movie OTT Platform Name

The OTT platform provides a vast range of films, if you're looking to find this Who Am I movie OTT Platform to stream online movies This is the right page for you. It is possible that we will see an announcement of the Who Am I movie official OTT platform in the near future and the post-promo to be available as soon as it is likely. Movie makers will announce the new updates. you can also stream other movies via the OTT Platform.

Who Am I OTT Release Date

The film has been given a licence to be viewed on an OTT platform via an agreement on digital rights. Therefore, we are expecting that the Who Am I Movie to stream on the OTT platform in the near future, and the Theatrical release date for the film is the 03rd of February in 2023. At present, there currently isn't an OTT release date for the film, but we can anticipate a release date following the 45-day theatrical run. Once we have the official word, we'll send an update. In the meantime, keep on top of us.

What is the Who Am I movie plot

It's an Hindi film that features Rishika Chandani as well as Surendra Rajan in leading roles. Bhavitavya is a philosopher who is full of questions about the world. When his beloved professor passes away, Bhavitavya embarks on a journey to discover himself, and ponders about who he is and the meaning of his life's meaning is. It's written by Shireesh Khemariya.

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Upcoming Movies in January 2023

Upcoming Movies in January 2023

  Kuttey Movie 2023 Kuttey is a 2023 Indian action film directed by Vishal Bhardwaj and produced by Luv Films, T-series Films, Vishal Bhardwaj Pictures Pvt Ltd. The film stars Arjun Kapoor, Tabu, Naseeruddin Shah, Konkana Sen Sharma, Radhika Madaan, Shardul Bhardwaj and Kumud Mishra in the lead roles. The film is going to release on 13 Jan 2023.   Mission Majnu Movie 2023 Mission Majnu is a 2023 Indian Hindi-language action-thriller film directed by Shantanu Bagchi and produced by Ronnie Screwvala under the production banner of RSVP Movies. The film stars Siddharth Malhotra and Rashmika Mandanna in the lead roles and based on true events. It will  release in theaters on 20 jan 2023.   Pathaan Movie 2023 Pathaan is a 2023 action crime  film directed by Siddharth Anand and produced by Yash Raj Films. The film stars Shahrukh Khan, Deepika Padukone and John Abraham in the lead roles. The film is going to release on 25 january 2023.   Highway 203 Movie 2023 Highway 203 is a 2023 Indian thriller film directed by Shadab Khan and produced by Prince Dandona. The film stars Kay Kay Menon, Perizaad Zorabian  in the lead roles. The film is going to release on 18 january 2023.   Who Am I Movie 2023 WHO AM I is a 2023 Indian film based on philosophy directed by Shireesh Khemariya and produced by Shirish Prakash. The film stars Chetan Sharma, Surendra Rajan, Rishika Chandani, Shashie Verma in the lead roles. The film is going to release on 27 january 2023.   Gadar 2 Movie 2023 Gadar 2  is a 2023 Indian thriller film directed by Anil Sharma and produced by Anil Sharma Productions, Zee Studios. The film stars Sunny Deol, Ameesha Patel  in the lead roles. The film is going to release on 27 january 2023.   Upcoming Hollywood movies in Jan 2023 - Jack Ryan Season 3 Story Release date - Emily in Paris Season 3 Story Release date   Read the full article

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Sonu Sood Helps Surendra Rajan Who is Stranded in Mumbai

Sonu Sood Helps Surendra Rajan Who is Stranded in Mumbai

Veteran actor Surendra Rajan, who is best known for her role in Munnabhai MBBS, has been stranded in Mumbai ever since the lockdown as he had come to the city to film a web-series. The actor has now received aid from Sonu Sood, who has been helping stranded people in Mumbai to reach their respective homes.

Talking to DNA, the veteran actor said, “Sonu Sood’s work is amazing and I am…

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Sonu Sood offers help to Munna Bhai MBBS actor Surendra Rajan

Sonu Sood offers help to Munna Bhai MBBS actor Surendra Rajan

By: Entertainment Desk | New Delhi | Up to date: June 14, 2020 11:36:59 am

Surendra Rajan was part of R…Rajkumar, which starred Sonu Sood. (Picture: Sonu Sood/Instagram, @SurendraRajan/Fb)

After serving to over 30,000 migrants to achieve their properties, Sonu Sood has come to the rescue of Munna Bhai MBBS actor…

[weelectronicstudentreviewstuff]

Sonu Sood comes to rescue of Munna Bhai actor Surendra Rajan, assures to send him back to hometown Satna Image Source : INSTAGRAM/SONUSOOOD   Sonu Sood comes to rescue of Munna Bhai actor Surendra Rajan, assures to send him back to hometown Satna…

[dear-indies]

anonymous asked: hi! could you please reccomend me some 20-30 yr old male indian fcs, preferably with resources? thank you!

Ranveer Singh (1985) Indian.

Rahul Kohli (1985) Indian.

Jim Sarbh (1987) Parsi Indian.

Ritesh Rajan (1988) Indian.

Jesse Rath (1989) Goan Indian / Ashkenazi Jewish.

Raymond Ablack (1989) Indo-Guyanese.

Dev Patel (1990) Gujarati Indian.

Varun Saranga (1990) Indian.

Tiger Shroff (1990) ¼ Gujarati Indian, ¼ Uyghur-Kazakhstan, ¼ Bengali Indian and ¼ Belgian.

Avi Nash (1991) Indian / Indo-Guyanese.

Suraj Sharma (1993) Malayali Indian.

Sebastian de Souza (1993) English, Irish, Goan Indian, Portuguese.

Nik Dodani (1994) Indian - gay.

Viveik Kalra (1998) Indian.

Ajay Friese (1998) Indian / Finnish, German, Lithuanian, Polish.

Jasmeet Baduwalia (1998) Indian.

Aramis Knight (1999) Pakistani, Indian / English, Irish, German.

No resources at time of posting:

Raja Fenske (1988) Indian / German, Norwegian.

Sreenath Bhasi (1988) Indian.

Bharat Chawda (1988) Indian.

Gautham Karthik (1988) Tamil Indian.

Sanjaya Malakar (1989) Bengali Indian / Italian, Dutch, Irish, English.

Vijay Deverakonda (1989) Indian,

Babushan (1989) Indian.

Sunny Kaushal (1989) Indian.

Zuber K. Khan (1989) Indian.

Suhail Nayyar (1989) Indian.

Ankush Hazra (1989) Indian.

Siddharth Menon (1989) Indian.

Aham Sharma (1989) Indian.  

Rajat Barmecha (1989) Indian.

Rajiv Surendra (1989) Tamil Indian.

Shashank Arora (1989) Indian.

Karan Soni (1989) Indian.

Priyadarshi Pulikonda (1989) Indian.

Naveen Polishetty (1989) Indian.

Jaz Deol (1989) Punjabi Indian.

Bonny Sengupta (1990) Indian.

Ketan Jogia (1990) Gujarati Indian / English, Welsh, some German, Irish, French-Canadian/French.

Amitash Pradhan (1990) Indian.

Himesh Patel (1990) Indian.

Aditya Seal (1990) Indian.

Aashim Gulati (1990) Indian.

Pranav Mohanlal (1990) Indian.

Rubel Das (1990) Indian.

Varun Sharma (1990) Indian.

Malhar Thakar (1990) Indian.

Varun Tej (1990) Indian.

Vijay Suriya (1990) Indian.

Sooraj Pancholi (1990) Indian.

Neeraj Madhav (1990) Indian.

Samridh Bawa (1990) Indian.

Harish Kalyan (1990) Indian.

Kartik Aaryan (1990) Indian.

Arjun Chakrabarty (1990) Indian.

Harshvardhan Kapoor (1990) Indian.

Prathamesh Maulingkar (1991) Indian.

Parth Samthaan (1991) Indian.

Mahendran (1991) Indian.

Balu Varghese (1991) Indian.

Ankur Rathee (1991) Indian.

Sahil Salathia (1991) Indian.

Arjit Taneja (1992) Indian.

Manjot Singh (1992) Indian.

Roshan Mathew (1992) Indian.

Shanmuga Pandian (1992) Indian.

Askar Ali (1993) Indian.

Akash Thosar (1993) Indian.

Viswant Duddumpudi (1993) Indian.

Prathamesh Parab (1993) Indian.

Rohan Shah (1994) Indian.

Utkarsh Sharma (1994) Indian.

Madan Deodhar (1994) Marathi Indian.

Vishal Jethwa (1994) Gujarati Indian.

Manpreet Bachu (1994) Indian.

Rishab Chadha (1994) Indian.

Akhil Akkineni (1994) Indian.

Anshuman Joshi (1995) Marathi Indian.

Rahul Kumar (1995) Uttarakhandi Indian.

Shane Nigam (1995) Indian.  

Ishaan Khattar (1995) Punjabi Indian, possibly other.

Shebin Benson (1995) Indian.

Ishaan Khatter (1995) Indian.

Paras Kalnawat (1996) Indian.

Yash Soni (1996) Indian.

Rohit Suresh Saraf (1996) Indian.

Ashton Louis Gohil (1996) Indian / British.

Kishen Tanna (1996) Indian.

Bhavya Gandhi (1997) Marathi Indian.

Harris J (1997) Irish, Indian / English, Jamaican.

Darsheel Safary (1997) Indian.

Harsh Mayar (1998) Indian.

Xavier Hickman (1998) Goan Indian / English.

Viveik Kalra (1998) Indian.

Tuhir Brahmbhatt (1999) Indian.

Karan Brar (1999) Indian.

Minon (2000) Indian.

Mohammad Samad (2000) Indian.

-C

[ramsinghcharliereview-blog]

Ramsingh Charlie Review – A Nostalgic Tribute to a Dying Art

What Is the Story About?

Shutters are down at Jango Circus, now bankrupt, bringing an abrupt closure to the legacy of entertainers who’ve provided joy to Bombay for decades. The next generation has taken over and newer forms of entertainment have emerged to leave the fate of the circus company hanging in the balance. Hundreds of circus artistes are rendered jobless, forced to stare at a bleak future. Charlie, the clown in the troop, wears a new identity as Ramsingh, reduced to a ‘joker’ in real life, turning a rickshaw puller for livelihood. Barely making his ends meet, he is in two minds about staying in touch with the artiste in him. The tales of his counterparts are no different. Is there any hope for sunshine at all?

Performances?

Kumud Mishra’s Chaplin-esque act as a vulnerable family man with a heart of gold is one among his career-best performances that peels through the many layers of the role with immense subtlety. Divya Dutta in the shoes of a wife who holds up a mirror to the transformation of her husband from time to time is fabulous. Akarsh Khurana as the devilish, money-minded businessman, Salima Raza as the old-time owner of the circus company do justice to their parts in the limited screen time. Surendra Rajan is extremely impactful as the good-hearted violinist and the child-actor Rohit Rokhade is aptly cast.

Analysis

Ramsingh Charlie starts on a precarious note, when the circus clown and the film’s protagonist Charlie (named after Chaplin?) is heartbroken about bidding a farewell to a circus company he once considered home. ‘Baahar isse bada circus hai’, cautions its owner, reluctantly bidding him goodbye. The film reflects the fragility of an art form and the tireless struggles, sacrifices of artistes to hold onto it. There couldn’t have been a better way to commence the film than William Shakespeare’s words that never lose their sheen – ‘All the world’s a stage.’ The title bears testimony to the identity struggle of the protagonist between being Ramsingh, the rickshaw puller and Charlie, the clown. After doing odd jobs trying to fend for his family comprising a pregnant wife and a young son, he finds solace in being the rickshaw puller and ends up making a good living out of it. There are lovely parallels associated with this – where the rickshaw is visualised as a metaphor that helps him literally ‘run’ his family. Ramsingh stays at a dilapidated house that has a royal architecture, resembling how his identity/legacy as a circus artiste appears to be falling apart. There’s a beautiful sequence where the protagonist shows how much he misses his profession by donning white and black paint all over his face from the very bottle that’s used to write the registration number for his rickshaw. For his earlier profession, he dons the avatar of a chicklet to entertain people, suggestive of how he’s become a puppet of the corporates in the bargain for livelihood. How about the sequence where the father and son appear together for a fancy dress competition? A fantastic voice-over rings in a bunch of heartrending lines about a father reliving his childhood through his son and the latter being happy to remain under his shadow. Ramsingh Charlie is full of many such excellently visualised sequences. The father isn’t always portrayed as a saintly figure and is shown to be very capable of taking hasty decisions too. The wife, who is more or less at the receiving end, is an emotional anchor to his journey. There are dwarfs from the circus company who are humiliated regularly while discharging their duties as security guards, whereas a mute man from the company takes up the job of a cleaner. The filmmaker Nitin Kakkar makes no bones in discussing the pathetic situation of circus artistes across several corners of the country. A pitfall for a film of this nature is that it sympathises too much with its subject and the objectivity goes for a toss. Only two kinds of people exist in this world – either money-minded, frivolous people who give two hoots for legacy or those who go to any length to help their counterparts and fight for their art. There’s no complexity in the characterisation at all. Provided you view this as a film that explores the intricate relationship between art and the artiste, Ramsingh Charlie may work for you. Make no mistake, the film’s emotional beats work big time and some portions leave you teary-eyed, yet somewhere, the execution is too simplistic and a strong alternative perspective is absent. It’s a film you’ll appreciate for the honesty in the storytelling and the performances, but deep down, Ramsingh Charlie was capable of more.

Music and Other Departments?

Composers Troy Arif and Arijit Datta add a lot of value to the nostalgic portrayal of an art form that’s struggling to stay alive, through their tracks that encompass a wide range of emotions and a background score that’s reflective and doesn’t spoon-feed the mood of the situation. Cinematographers Subranshu Das and Madhav Salunkhe navigate through the narrow lanes of Mumbai, showcasing the disparity between the modern and the old in several ways, paying a colourful tribute to the stage and complementing the intentions of the filmmaker beautifully. The 97-minute narrative takes time to grow on you and a shorter duration could have proven to be more impactful for the result. Sharib Hashmi and Nitin Kakkar bring together many sparkling moments with their writing but could have done way better had their approach to the subject been more distant and objective.

Highlights?

Beautiful performances Relevant story Sparkling execution at places

Drawbacks?

One-dimensional characterisation Its inability to look at its subject more practically Could have been shorter (despite the 97-minute duration)

Did I Enjoy It?

Mostly yes

Will You Recommend It?

yes

Main source : https://www.binged.com/reviews/ramsingh-charlie-movie-review/

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"The Last Of The Swimming Elephants: Remembering Rajan" - 🔵@maestro320 's Notes: This amazing footage of Rajan was filmed on location in Andaman and Nicobar Islands courtesy of Professional Fashion and Underwater Photographer and Filmmaker, Sumer Verma @luminousdeep The talented tusker swam to fame in the 2006 Hollywood movie The Fall and was later adopted by the Barefoot Resort on Havelock Island where he lived until his death sometime in the intervening night of July 31 and Aug. 01, 2016. From 2007 to 2014, under the resort’s care, Rajan enthralled filmmakers and photographers from around the world as he propelled his 12-thousand-pound bulk through the ocean with surprisingly graceful gliding strokes. But long before he became a YouTube sensation, Rajan began his journey as a swimming elephant in an entirely different industry, one rooted in the historical and economic evolution of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. The islands, located in the eastern Bay of Bengal, are almost entirely covered by lush tropical rainforest and have nurtured a sizeable logging industry since the colonial era. The British were quick to note the commercial potential of the islands’ vast, verdant landscape and established a forest department in 1883, bringing elephants over from the mainland to help with timber extraction. At the time, the limited infrastructure on the islands meant that the cheapest and most efficient way to get elephants from island to island was to make them swim. Thus, the swimming elephants of Andaman and Nicobar were born. Elephants are expert swimmers by nature. “They can swim and cross rivers without any problem,” Surendra Varma, senior scientist at the Bangalore-based Asian Nature Conservation Foundation, said. However, he noted that since most live in forested or mountainous areas, this skill isn’t really displayed to the extent it is in these islands. https://www.instagram.com/p/B_ASLkrgJss/?igshid=wwow8pg3mued

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Sonu Sood Will Help Munnabhai MBBS Fame Surendra Rajan

https://theindianewstoday.com/sonu-sood-will-help-munnabhai-mbbs-fame-surendra-rajan/ Sonu Sood Will Help Munnabhai MBBS Fame Surendra Rajan

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hello there ! i hope you’re having a wonderful day ! i was wondering if you could possibly help me with some female faceclaims for naveen from princess and the frog ? thank you so much

Thank you, I hope you are having one as well ! I am sorry but I am going to have to refuse to suggest female face claims as I do not agree with genderbending characters. However, I would be happy to make suggestions for male, non-binary and transgender face claims ! 

My suggestions are based on the assumption that Naveen is of South Asian descent (considering the origin of his name and the fact that he is from a made up Kingdom) Please use these suggestions at your own discretion (I haven’t done proper background checks on whether they are problematic. I simply took their appearance into consideration)! 

Alok Vaid Menon (27) *gender non-conforming & transfeminine 

Raja Fenske (30)

Rajiv Surendra (30) 

Raymond Ablack (29)

Siva Kaneswaran (30)

Suraj Sharma (26)

Manish Dayal (35)

Sheheryar Munawar (30) 

Ritesh Rajan (30)

Kishen Tanna (23)

Shahz Jaszle (30)

Aneesh Sheth (37) *trans female 

Anjali Lama (35) *trans female 

Amelia Maltepe��(unknown) *trans female

Noelle Tokuhisa (unknown) *trans female

Aryan Pasha (unknown) *trans male

Ali Zafar (38) 

Hasan Minhaj (33)

Imran Abbas (36)

Nikesh Patel (unknown)

Rahul Kohli (33)

Shahid Kapoor (38)

Sidharth Malhotra (34)

Varun Dhawan (31)

These suggestions were made possible with the help of @sonamhelps beautiful fc directory as well as @dear-indies beautiful masterlists (1 & 2). 

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Sonu Sood comes to the aid of Munna Bhai actor Surendra Rajan, who says he’s run out of most of his money

Sonu Sood comes to the aid of Munna Bhai actor Surendra Rajan, who says he’s run out of most of his money

Actor Sonu Sood has come to the aid of his R… Rajkumar co-star Surendra Rajan. The latter had come to Mumbai to film a web series when the lockdown was announced in March, and has been stranded in the city ever since.

According to a Navbharat Times report, when the actor came to know of Rajan’s plight, he offered his assurance that he’d send Rajan back to his hometown of Satna before June 18.

[sonamhelps]

A Masterlist of Indian FCs

This is a masterlist of 260+ Indian faceclaims, organised by gender, age, and with their specific ethnicity listed. If you notice any mistakes or have any other suggestions for this list let me know!

Ages Last Updated: May 9 2018

Non-Binary

Gopi Shankar Madurai (27) - Tamil Indian - Trans & Genderqueer

Harnaam Kaur (27) - Indian, possibly Punjabi - Non-binary 

Alok Vaid-Menon (26) - Indian - Gender non-conforming & Transfeminine

Randy Scarhol (23) - possibly Bengaluru - Non-binary

Male   

Roshan Seth (76) - Indian

Amitabh Bachchan (75) - Punjabi

Ben Kingsley (74) - Gujarati/ British

Erick Avari (66) - Gujarati Parsi-Zoroastrian

Anupam Kher (63) - North Indian

Javed Sheikh (63) - Punjabi-Pakistani

Sathyaraj (63) - South Indian

Satish Kaushik (62) - Indian

Anil Kapoor (61) - Punjabi

Sanjeev Bhaskar (54) - Punjabi

Aamir Khan (53) - Indian

Aasif Mandvi (52) - Indian

Anjul Nigam (52) - Indian

Kulvinder Ghir (52) - Punjabi

Milind Soman (52) - Indian

Salman Khan (52) - Maharastrian/ Pathan

Shah Rukh Khan (52) - Mangaluru/ Pathan

Irrfan Khan (51) - Pathan

Akshay Kumar (50) - Punjabi

Nitin Ganatra (50) - Gujarati

Ramon Tikaram (50) - Fiji-Indian and Sarawakian (Malay)

Ajay Devgn (49) - Punjabi

Manoj Bajpayee (49) - Bihari

Naveen Andrews (49) - Malayali

Ace Bhatti (48) - Indian  

Navin Chowdhry (47) - Indian  

Saif Ali Khan (47) - Bengali/ Pathan

Hans Isaac (46) - Filipino-Spanish/ Indo-Eurasian

Arjun Rampal (45) - Punjabi, ¼ Dutch

Jimi Mistry (45) - Gujarati/ Irish

John Abraham (45) - Malayali/ Zoroastrian

Karan Johar (45) - Indian

Ronny Jhutti (45) - Indian

Adnan Sami (44) - Pashtun/ Kashmiri

Dileep Rao (44) - Indian

Hrithik Roshan (44) - Punjabi

Maulik Pancholy (44) - Gujarati

Waris Ahluwalia (44) - Punjabi

Arpit Ranka (43) - Indian

Sendhil Ramamurthy (43) - Kannadiga/ Tamil Indian

Abhishek Bachchan (42) - Punjabi

Raza Jaffrey (42) - Indian/ English

Kal Penn (41) - Gujarati

Danny Pudi (39) - Indian/ Polish

Kunal Kapoor (39) - Indian

Prabhas (38) - South Indian

Jay Sean (37) - Punjabi

Kunal Nayyar (37) - Punjabi

Shahid Kapoor (37) - Punjabi

Vidyut Jammwal (37) - Indian

Fawad Khan (36) - Punjabi/ Pashtun

Omi Vaidya (36) - Konkani, Goan

Prabhakar (36) - South Indian

Atif Aslam (35) - Punjabi-Pakistani

Aziz Ansari (35) - Tamil Indian

Mahesh Jadu (35) - Mauritian Indian

Ranbir Kapoor (35) - Punjabi

Rupak Ginn (35) - Indian

Adhir Kalyan (34) - Indian South African

Manish Dayal (34) - Gujarati

N. T. Rama Rao Jr (34) - Indian  

Sacha Dhawan (34) - Indian

Ayushmann Khurrana (33) - Punjabi

Barun Sobti (33) - Indian

Rana Daggubati (33) - Tamil Indian

Sidharth Malhotra (33) - Punjabi

Aditya Roy Kapur (32) - Punjabi/ Indian Jewish

Arjun Kapoor (32) - Punjabi

Hasan Minhaj (32) - Indian

Rahul Kohli (32) - Indian

Ranveer Singh (32) - Punjabi

Sachin Sahel (32) - Indian

Sushant Singh Rajput (32) - Bihari

Ali Fazal (31) - Indian

Arjun Gupta (31) - Goan/ Ashkenazi Jewish

Varun Dhawan (31) - Indian  

Jim Sarbh (30) - Parsi

Kunal Sharma (30) - Indian

Jaz Deol (29) - Punjabi

Jesse Rath (29) - Goan, British/ Ashkenazi Jewish

Karan Soni (29) - Indian

Raja Fenske (29) - Indian/ German, Norwegian

Rajiv Surendra (29) - Tamil Indian

Raymond Ablack (29) - Indo-Guyanese

Ritesh Rajan (29) - Indian

Abhi Sinha (28) - Indian

Dev Patel (28) - Gujarati

Sanjaya Malakar (28) - Bengali, ¼ Italian/ Dutch, Irish, English

Harshvardhan Kapoor (27) - Punjabi

Samridh Bawa (27) - Punjabi

Avan Jogia (26) - Gujarati/ English

Sebastian de Souza (25) - Portugese-Indian

Madan Deodhar (24) - Marathi

Suraj Sharma (24) - Malayali

Anshuman Joshi (23) - Marathi

Manpreet Bachu (23) - Punjabi

Nik Dodani (23) - Indian

Rahul Pillai (23) - Malayali

Rohan Shah (23) - Indian (possibly Gujarati?)

Vishal Jethwa (23) - Gujarati

Ishaan Khatter (22) - Punjabi, possibly other

Kishen Tanna (22) - Gujarati

Rahul Kumar (22) -  Uttarakhandi  

Darsheel Safary (21) - Indian

Bhavya Gandhi (20) - Marathi

Harsh Mayar (20) - Indian

Naveen Bhat (19) - Indian - Trans

Karan Brar (19) - Punjabi

Ali Haji (18) - Indian

Aramis Knight (18) - German/ Indian, Pakistani

Amir Bageria (17) - Gujarati

Siddharth Nigam (17) - Uttar Pradesh

Neel Sethi (14) - Indian  

Sunny Pawar (10) - Indian

Nikesh Patel (??) - Gujarati

Female  

Hema Malini (69) - Tamil Indian

Shabana Azmi (67) - Indian

Neetu Singh (59) - Punjabi

Meera Syal (56) - Punjabi

Sakina Jaffrey (56) - Indian

Shobu Kapoor (56) - Punjabi

Manabi Bandyopadhyay (52) - Indian - Trans

Sarita Choudhury (51) - Bengali/ English

Madhuri Dixit (50) - Marathi

Mina Anwar (48) - Indian

Padma Lakshmi (47) - South Indian

Ramya Krishnan (47) - Tamil Indian

Laila Rouass (46) - Moroccan/ Indian

Lisa Ray (46) - Bengali/ Polish

Archie Panjabi (45) - Sindhi Hindu Indian

Aishwarya Rai-Bachchan (44) - Tuluva Indian

Indira Varma (44) - Genoese Italian, Swiss/ Indian

Tisca Chopra (44) - Punjabi

Kajol Devgan (43) - Bengali-Marathi Indian

Preity Zinta (43) - Rajput Hindu

Shivani Ghai (43) - Gujarati/ English

Anjali Jay (42) - South Indian

Parminder Nagra (42) - Punjabi

Shilpa Shetty (42) - Indian

Sushmita Sen (42) - Bengali

Ameesha Patel (41) - Gujarati

Rhona Mitra (41) - Indian/ English

Sheetal Sheth (41) - Gujarati

Aarti Mann (40) - Bengali

Ayesha Dharker (40) - Indian/ Pakistani

Lara Dutta (40) - Punjabi, Anglo-Indian

Rani Mukherjee (40) - Bengali

Reshma Shetty (40) - Mangaluru Indian

Zuleikha Robinson (40) - Burmese-Indian-Malay, English, Scottish, Iranian

Bipasha Basu (39) - Bengali

Karen David (39) - Indian Jewish/ Khasi (Indigenous Indian), Chinese

Vidya Balan (39) - Tamil Indian

Laxmi Narayan Tripathi (39) - Marathi - Trans

Mindy Kaling (38) - Bengali and Tamil

Rose Venkatesan (38) - Tamil Indian - Trans

Tulip Joshi (38) - Gujarati/ Lebanese

Hannah Simone (37) - Indian/ Italian, Greek Cypriot, German

Janina Gavankar (37) - Dutch/ Indian

Kareena Kapoor (37) - Punjabi/ Sindhi, British

Paoli Dam (37) - Bengali

Preeya Kalidas (37) - Gujarati

Sameera Reddy (37) - Indian

Tehmina Sunny (37) - Gujarati

Tannishtha Chatterjee (37) - Bengali

Anushka Shetty (36) - Tuluva

Asha Leo (36) - Indian/ Welsh

Diya Mirza (36) - Bengali/ German

Lesley-Ann Brandt (36) - Cape Coloured (English, East Indian, German, Spanish, Dutch, Khoisan, Ashkenazi Jewish)

Meesha Shafi (36) - Punjabi-Pakistani

Rimi Sen (36) - Bengali

Padmini Prakash (35) - Tamil Indian - Trans

Priyanka Chopra (35) - Punjabi

Shriya Saran (35) - Indian  

Tiya Sircar (35) - Bengali

Aaradhna (34) - Samoan/ Gujarati Indian

Anisha Nagarajan (34) - Indian

Bhavna Limbachia (34) - Gujarati

Koena Mitra (34) - Bengali

Noureen DeWulf (34) - Gujarati

Tanushree Dutta (34) - Bengali

Yami Gautam (34) - South Indian

Aindrita Ray (32) - Bengali

Asin Thottumkal (32) - Indian, Syro-Malabar Catholic

Daisy Shah (33) - Gujarati

Jessica Clark (33) - Irish, Indian/ Nigerian

Freida Pinto (33) - Konkani

Katrina Kaif (33) - Kashmiri/ British

Krupa Pattani (33) - Gujarati

Shivani Surve (33) - Indian

Deepika Padukone (32) - Konkani

Diana Penty (32) - Indian

Dilshad Vadsaria (32) - Indian, Portuguese, Pakistani

Gia Johnson-Singh (32) - Punjabi/ English

Ileana D'Cruz (32) - Goan

Jamie Gunns (32) - Indian/ English

Jameela Jamil (32) - Indian/ English

Kajal Aggarwal (32) - Punjabi

Melanie Chandra (32) - Malayali

Nushrat Bharucha (32) - Parsi Indian

Shruti Hassan (32) - Iyengar, Marathi/ Rajput

Sonam Kapoor (32) - Punjabi

Aditi Rao Hydari (31) - Hyderabadi/ Konkani

Amber Rose Revah (31) - Kenyan Indian/ Ashkenazi Jewish

Huma Qureshi (31) - Kashmiri

Kangana Ranaut (31) - Rajput Indian

Lisa Haydon (31) - Indian/ Australian

Meaghan Rath (31) - Goan/ Ashkenazi Jewish

Shraddha Kapoor (31) - Marathi/ Punjabi

Sunita Mani (31) - Indian

Tina Desai (31) - Gujarati/ Telagu

Anupriya Goenka (30) - Indian (Uttar Pradesh)

Anushka Sharma (30) - Garhwali

Elena Fernandes (30) - Goan and Peruvian

Neha Sharma (30) - Indian  

Parvathy (30) - Malayali

Sonakshi Sinha (30) - Indian

Taapsee Pannu (30) - North Indian

Lilly Singh (29) - Punjabi

Parineeti Chopra (29) - Punjabi

Prachi Desai (29) - Gujarati

Summer Bishil (29) - Indian/ Mexican, Caucasian

Alyssah Ali (28) - Indian/ Spanish

Anjli Mohindra (28) - Punjabi

Annet Mahendru (28) - Indian/ Russian

Ashika Pratt (28) - English/ Fiji-Indian

Liza Golden-Bhojwani (28) - Indian/ American

Surbhi Chandna (28) - Punjabi

Tamannah Bhatia (28) - Punjabi

Anaika Soti (27) -  South Indan (Uttar Pradeshi) 

Aysha Kala (27) - Indian

Kriti Sanon (27) - Indian

Mandeep Dhillon (27) - Punjabi

Tasie Lawrence (27) - Guyanese Indian/ English

Sandhja Kuivalainen (27) - Indo-Guyanese/ Finnish

Shweta Basu Prasad (27) - Bihari and Bengali

Vidya Vox (27) - Tamil Indian

Melinda Shankar (26) - Indo-Guyanese

Nora Fatehi (26) - Moroccan/ Indian

Radhika Nair (26) - Malayali

Alia Bhatt (25) - Gujarati/ Kashmiri, ¼ German

Charli XCX (25) - Scottish/ Gujarati

Naomi Scott (25) - Gujarati/ Scottish

Kiara Advani (25) - Sindhi/ European

Marline Yan (25) - Cambodian, Vietnamese, Chinese, Thai, and Indian

Safiya Nygaard (25) - Indian/ Danish

Seerat Kapoor (25) - Indian  

Chalida Vijitvongthong (24) - Thai, Chinese, Indian

Haiesha Mistry (24) - Gujarati

Wamiqa Gabbi (24) - Punjabi

Iswarya Menon (23) - Malayali

Nazriya Nazim (23) - Indian  

Neelam Gill (23) - Punjabi

Anjali Ameer - (22) -  South Indian - Trans

Aparna Balamurali (22) - South Indian

Liza Koshy (22) - Indian/ Caucasian

Kelly Gale (22) - Indian/ Australian

Niveda Thomas (22) - South Indian

Janhvi Kapoor (21) - Punjabi

Lakshmi Menon (21) - South Indian

Namitha Pramod (21) - South Indian

Ulka Gupta (21) - Indian  

Avika Gor (20) - Indian

Digangana Suryavanshi (20) - Indian

Zoe Barnard (20) - Goan, Scottish-English. Chinese

Daya (19) - Punjabi Indian/ German

Priya Prakash Varrier (18) - South Indian

Roshni Walia (16) - Indian

Sara Arjun (12) - Indian

Harshaali Malhotra (9) - Indian

Mouzam Makkar (??) - Indian

Charlotte Lohmann (??) - Fiji-Indian and German

Ninja Singh (??) - Indian

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