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Lata S Singh Lata S Singh https://www.facebook.com/latassingh © All Rights Reserved Information Acting age 22 - 30 years Nationality Indian Year of birth 1993 (27 years) Languages Hindi: native-language Height (cm) 166 German: basic Weight (in kg) 52 English: fluent Eye color black French: basic Hair color Black Dialects English: always Hair length Very long Brooklyn-English: only when Stature female required Place of residence Mumbai Minnesota-English: only when Cities I could work in Berlin, Paris, Cardiff, required Hamburg American: always Accents Indian: always American: always Instruments Harmonica: medium Sport Bycicle racing, Climb, Cricket, Fitness, Floor Exercise, Free Climbing, Frisbee, Hiking, Martial Arts, Mountain hiking, Yoga Dance Indian dance: professional Musical theatre: professional Freestyle dance: professional Folk dance: professional Expressionist dance: professional Bollywood dance: professional Improvisation dance: professional Experimental dance: professional Argentine tango: basic Contact Improvisation: professional Classic Indian dance: basic Profession Actor, Speaker, Young actor Singing Song: basic folk song: basic Vita Lata S Singh by www.castupload.com — As of: 2021-05-16 Page 1 of 4 Pitch Alto Other licenses Motorbike test certificate Professional background Actor* Originally from Delhi, India where I found my foundation in street theatre during college. Currently lives in Mumbai. Will travel. Since 2015, I've been made to jump existential hoops by incredible mentors and theatre directors from France, Poland, UK, Portugal, USA, Berlin, Mumbai. Always looking for challenging, offensive characters. Acting Methods/Techniques: Rudolf Steiner's Eurythmy, Growtowski Poor Theatre, Antonin Artaud's Theatre Of Cruelty Other Education & Training 2019 Kshetra Kalari Kalarippayattu, Yoga and the traditional art forms. Film 2019 –… Gangubai Kathiawadi Role: Prostitute (SR) Director: Sanjay Leela Bhansali Producer: Sanjay Leela Bhansali, PEN Entertainment Distribution: Bhansali Productions Based on book Mafia Queens of Mumbai 2020 FREEDOM Role: Young Mother Director: Dibakar Banerjee Producer: Dibakar Banerjee Distribution: NETFLIX Set in 2042 2018 –… Mai Gayatri Jadhav Role: Rekha (SR) Director: Vishvajit Masal Producer: Mamta Kumari Release due in 2021 2018 Chalo Jeete Hain Role: Kamla (SR) Director: Mangesh Hadawale Producer: Mangesh Hadawale 2019 National Award for 'Best Film On Family Values' 2016 –… The Holy Fish Role: Sarvana's Wife (OR) Director: Vimal Chandra Pandey, Sandeep Mishra Producer: Vimal Chandra Pandey, Sandeep Mishra Official Entry Kolkata International Film Festival 2017, Panaroma Section at IFFI, Goa. 2014 Koyelaanchal Role: Mrs. Ghosh (OR) Director: Ashu Trikha Producer: Ashu Trikha 2014 Gulaab Gang Role: Tara (SR) Director: Soumik Sen Producer: Anubhav Sinha Television 2019 Mere Sai Role: Shubhangi (SR) Director: Sachin P. Ambre, Harsh B. Agrawal Producer: Dashmi Creations TV Channel: SONY Entertainment Historical TV Show, Continuity Track of a mother of 10 year old girl. Theatre 2019 A Streetcar Named Desire Role: Blanche Dubois (LR) Director: Jill Navarre Producer: Auroville Theatre Group Language- English, Community Theatre 2018 A Midsummer Night's Dream Role: Hermia (LR) Director: Jill Navarre Producer: Auroville Theatre Group Language-English 2018 Vita Lata S Singh by www.castupload.com — As of: 2021-05-16 Page 2 of 4 Obediently, Yours Role: State Manager/Sound Engineer (OR) Director: Jill Navarre Producer: Auroville Theatre Group Language-English 2017 –… Her Letters Role: Mrinal, Bindu (LR) Director: Sharmistha Saha Producer: Qissa Kothi Language-Hindi/Pahadi, Performed over 15 shows in Mumbai, Pune, Delhi, Bangalore 2017 Romeo And Juliet Role: Juliet (LR) Director: Anna Helena Mclean Producer: Anna Helena Mclean Language-English, Physical Theatre, Folk Songs from Bulgaria, Russia, Macedonia 2016 Commedia dell'arte Role: Harlequin (SR) Director: Arianne Mnouchkine Producer: Theatre Du Soleil and Indianostrum Theatre Language-English/French, 2 month's workshop 2016 Daleel-E-Sehar Role: Poetess (LR) Director: Anupama Bose Producer: Anupama Bose Language-Hindi/Urdu, Folk, Musical, Poetries 2015 –… Yours, Vincent Role: Chorus (OR) Director: Satyabrat Rout Producer: Satyabrat Rout Theatre: RangKalpa Language-Hindi, Biographical Play about Vincent Van Gogh, Larger Than Life Puppets, Masks, Physical Theatre Commercial 2021 WHEEL 2019 TANISHQ Television Commercial 2017 Indian Post Bank Digital Ad © All Rights Reserved © All Rights Reserved Vita Lata S Singh by www.castupload.com — As of: 2021-05-16 Page 3 of 4 © All Rights Reserved © All Rights Reserved Vita Lata S Singh by www.castupload.com — As of: 2021-05-16 Page 4 of 4.
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