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Trishaan,C.S.A. +919167549854 , +919372625905 Iamtrishaan9@Gmail.Com Trishaan,C.S.A. +919167549854 , +919372625905 [email protected] https://www.imdb.com/name/nm5811800/?ref_=nv_sr_1?ref_=nv_sr_1 Casting Director 2013-The Unseen Sequence(docu-drama), dir.Sumantra Ghoshal for Shunyata Films 2014-Tigers, dir.Danis Tanovic for AKFPL & Guneet Monga 2014-Mastercheff (short), dir.Ritesh Batra for Bill Gates foundation 2015-Bioscopewala, dir.Deb Medhekar for Sunil Doshi’s Alliance Media 2016-Line of Descent, dir.Rohit karan Batra for Atul Kasbekar & Rohit Karan Batra 2016-Kosh wali Diwali(web), dir.Samar Shaikh 2017- Hotel Mumbai, dir.Anthony Maras for Thunder Road Pictures – nominated for AACTA award for best casting 2017-Soni, dir.Ivan Ayr –independent Indo-American film 2017-Forbidden(short), dir.Vibha Gulati 2017-Talaash(TV) for life OK, dir.Bhushan Patel 2017-PaaniPath(short), dir.Jai Mehta for National Geographic 2017-Bose(web), dir. Pulkit for Bigsynergy & ALT – awarded best Casting Director by Indian Wiki Media awards for digital content 2017-The Affair(short), dir.hardik Mehta 2017-Chaman Bahar, dir.Apurva Dhar for SaReGaMa films 2017-Four More Shots Please(web), dir.Anu Menon for PNC and Amazon prime 2017-The wedding guest, dir.Michael Winterbottom for Dev patel and Deepak Nair 2018-Beecham House(web), for ITV U.K., dir.Gurinder Chadha for Deepak Nair 2018-Meetha Paan, for Pramod films, dir.Deyali Mukherjee 2018-Manphodganj(web), for DJ’s production-uncredited 2018-Lateef bhai Be-Abru, for dir. Siddharth Sengupta for Star plus 2019-Yaman(short), dir.Raghuvir Joshi 2019-Four More Shots Please-ii(web),dir.N.Asthana for PNC and Amazon prime – awarded best ensemble casting by Indian Wiki Media awards for digital content 2019-Adulting season 2(web), dir.Ankita Sharma & Nayna for Dicemedia 2019-Little Thomas, dir.Kaushal Oza for RSVP 2019-Ludo, dir.Anurag Basu By Tseries for Netflix 2019-Special Ops(web), dir.Neeraj Pandey for Friday filmworks for Hotstar 2019-Krishanu!Krishanu (web), dir.Korok Murmu for Zee5 2019-Line of Duty(short), dir.Mayank Malhotra 2020-Decoupled(web), dir.hardik Mehta for Vikramaditya Motwane for Netflix 2020-Four More Shots Please-iii(web), dir.Joyeeta P. For PNC and Amazon prime 2020-Antarwasna(short), dir.Abhinav, screened at Cannes, 2021 2021-SIta(short), dir.Abhinav, screened at Cannes, 2021 2021-india Lockdown, dir.Madhur Bhandarkar 2021-Special Ops 1.5(web), dir.neeraj Pandey for Friday filmworks for Hotstar 2021-Max Min and Meowzaki, dir.P.Narsimhamurthy for The open Iris 2021-Jehanabad:a love story(web), dir.Sudhir Mishra for Sonyliv Casting Associate 2015- The second best Exotic Marigold, dir.John Madden for Foxsearchlight 2015-The Man who knew infinity, dir.Matt Brown for Warner Brothers 2016-Viceroy House, dir.Gurinder Chadda for BBC & Pathe Films 2017-Tip-top Taj Mahal, dir.Bharat Nalluri 2017-The Indian Job, dir.Phil Cox 2017-Westworld season 2, dir.Jonathan Nolan for HBO 2018-Cosmos-possible worlds season 2, American documentary film for Entertainment Parteners 2018-Percy vs Goliath, dir.Clark Johnson for Daniel Bekerman 2019-Glorias: A life on the road, dir.Julie taymor for June Pictures Casting Assistant 2013-14-TV series for American Broadcast Company(abc) 2014-Homeland, season 4 2014-Million Dollar Arm, dir.Craig Gilespie for Disney 2014-Hundred Foot Journey, dir.Lasse Halstrom for Steven Spielberg, Juliet Blake & Oprah Winfrey 2015-Fast & Furious 7, dir.James Wan for One Race film & Original Films 2015-Sense-8, dir.James Mctigue, produced by Wachowskys for Netflix 2015-PAN, dir.Joe Wright for Warner Brothers 2016-Junglebook, dir.John Favreau for Walt Disney & Fairview entertainment 2016-Sense-8-season 2, dir.James Mctigue & Lana Wachowskys for Netflix 2016-Of Kings & Prophets, American TV series for American Broadcast Company 2017-Bollywood Superstar Monkey, dir.Kevin Lima 2017- McMafia, dir.Hossein Amini & James Watkins for BBC 017-Good Karma Hospital dir.Bill Eagles for Tiger Aspect Productions,UK Casting for TVCs Sprite Mc.Vities biscuits Wheel Bharat Nirman, dir.Jaydeep Sarkar Airtel-my plan, dir.Ram Madhwani Greenlam laminates, dir.Ram Madhwani Indian Super League Vicco Turmeric cream Himalaya Face wash Himalaya shampoo Exporting is great, UK exports Hero mileage Park Avenue acticool deo, dir.Shimit Ameen Airtel 4G, dir.Ram Madhwani Eveready Batteries Fevikwik, dir.Piyush Pandey Esso (bath fittings), dir.Peter Maguire Rajnigandha Panmasala FBB fasion DCB bank Google – digital TVC Cello pens Optimum Nutrition-USA Production houses worked with India Take One Apocalypso films Apostrophe films Silver hammer films Corcoise films Chrome pictures Equinox films Thinkpot (banglore) Native films UK trade & Investment Highlight Films Red ice films RM pictures company pvt. Ltd. Streamline films Undercover Squirrel productions Show & Tell Blue Magic Films Jump films Drishyam Films Endemol Shine India ALT digital media entertainment ltd. On The Road Pictures Excel entertainment DJ’s Dharma productions Dice media Pritish Nandi Communications Friday film works TVwala media The Open Iris Sony Andolan Additionals >Production executive at S.J.E., for Ashtavinayak for ‘Mud Mud Kay Na Dekh’ >Workshop design and actor handling for blind actors – film ‘ Three blind men ’ >Production executive for DD TV series (Khanabadosh & Chechi) >Director's assistant for a playback for Silk Route, dir.Kanu Behl >Producer of short film – Carbon Mono Oxide >Producer of short film – The self test story >Asst.Director, for a playback by Honey Singh(Satan) >Actor-Shaurya, dir.Samar Khan >Actor-Greenlam, dir.Ram Madhwani >Actor-Stories by Rabindranath Tagore, dir.Anurag Basu >Actor- Viceroy’s House, dir.Gurinder Chaddha >Actor-Sense8-i, dir.Wachowskys, James Mctigue, Tom Tykwer >Actor-Sense8-ii, dir.Lana Wachowsky >Actor-Hero, dir.Nikhil Adwani >Actor-Four More Shots Please, dir.Anu Menon >Actor-Gold, dir.Reema Kagti >Actor-McMafia, dir.Hossein Amini & James Watkins >Acting workshop on casting process for Film & Tele-Vision Institute of India > Acting workshop on casting process for Indian Institute of Mass communication, JNU > Acting workshop on casting process for Rohtak Film Institute >Dialect coach on ‘Gold’, film by Reema Kagti >Actor-Shershah, film for Dharma productions >Actor-Laxmi Sundereshwar, film for Dharma productions Trishaan CSA +919167549854 , +919372625905 [email protected] B.Sc.Computer science from Jiwaji University, Gwalior Diploma in acting from Barry john’s IMAGO Acting school P.G Diploma in film making & acting from F.T.I.I., Pune .
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