Bollywood’s NSD graduates who have made it big in the industry

atre arena has always produced great actors. Performing live in a atre is a vastly different experience as compared to performing in a film. Over years, we have seen several versatile actors being imported from National School of Drama (NSD), which is a atre training institute in New Delhi. Here is a look at some of m.

1. Shah Rukh Khan

Shah Rukh Khan was a part of NSD during his time at Delhi University. He was a part of Barry John’s atre Action Group, a atre group based in Delhi. He n worked in television industry and finally debuted in Bollywood with Raj Kanwar’s Deewana in 1992.

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2. Irrfan Khan

Irrfan Khan received a scholarship to study at NSD and he moved to Mumbai after gruating. He n kept acting in many atre plays before bagging his first Bollywood film, Salaam Bombay! He is a recipient of Pma Shri Award and National Film Award.

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3. Nawazuddin Siddiqui

Sacred Games star is one of most acclaimed actors in Bollywood. After he moved to Delhi, he got interested in acting. Without any delay, he got himself enrolled in NSD. He trained alongside Saurabh Shukla and Maj Bajpai with Sakshi atre Group.

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4. Om Puri

late actor started his career as a atre actor at Films and Television Institute of India (FTII) and NSD. He went on to act in many iconic films like Dharavi, Mirch Masala, Maqbool and Maachis. He has various awards in his kitty including two National Awards for Arohan and Ardh Satya. Om Puri also won Pma Shri Award in 1990.

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5. Paresh Rawal

Even though he was t from an acting background, Paresh Rawal has delivered some of most memorable film performances of all time. His most popular plays include Kishan vs Kanhaiya and Dear Far. He was also a regular at Mumbai’s Prithvi atre. His memorable comical roles in films include Hera Pheri, Malamaal Weekly, and Golmaal.

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