Bharti Sharma

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Bharti Sharma
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Bharti Sharma in 2022
Born (1961-10-15) 15 October 1961 (age 63)
New Delhi, India
Alma mater National School of Drama
Occupations
  • Actor
  • director
  • Teacher
Years active1972–present
Organization(s)Kshitij Theatre Group (founder, director)
ChildrenDivyanshu Kumar
Honours Sangeet Natak Akademi (2019)

Bharti Sharma (born 15 October 1961), M.A. (Hindi) from Delhi University, National School of Drama Graduate (1987), is an Indian theater director, actor, and teacher. Her plays cover a variety of topics such as historical, realistic, experimental, plays based on man woman relationship, [1] Indian mythological and philosophical themes. [2] [3] [4]

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Career

Sharma after graduating from the National School of Drama in 1987 founded the Kshitij Theater Group with Bipin Kumar and few other NSD graduates. [5] [6] She has acted in more than 50 plays and directed more than 35 plays. [7] She has participated in many National and International Theater Festival like 8th Theater Olympics, Bharat Rang Mahotasav, Mohan Rakesh Samman Samaroh, Bhartendu Natya Utsav, Kathmandu International Theater Festival 2008, National Women Directors Theater Festival, Bhopal and Chandigarh, Sangeet Natak Theater Festival, Chandigarh, Odean Theatre Festival etc.

Stage dramatizations

TitleWritten byDramatized by
Goli Ek Paidayishi Ghulam Acharya Chatursen Bharti Sharma
PurnavatarPramathnath BishiBharti Sharma
Begum Zainabadi [8] Sharad PagareBharti Sharma
Ab Na Banegi DehriPadama SachdevaBharti Sharma

Directing

TitleWritten byDirected in the year/for
Andha Yug [9] [10] Dharamvir Bharati 2015, Kshitij, Delhi
Aadhe Adhure Mohan Rakesh 2013, Sahitya Kala Parishad, Delhi
Raag Droh [11] [12] [13] Ras Behari Dutt2012, Sahitya Kala Parishad, Delhi
Ab Na Banegi DehriPadama Sachdeva2012, Kshitij, Delhi
Dilli Jo Ek Shahar Tha [14] Danish Iqbal2011, Sahitya Kala Parishad, Delhi
Begum Zainabadi [15] Sharad Pagare2010, Kshitij, Delhi
Episode In The Life of An Author [16] Example2010, Kshitij, Delhi
Kandhe Par Baitha Tha ShaapMeera Kant2010, Hindi Academy, Delhi
Sabse Bada Dharma [17] Renu Kumari2008, Sahitya Kala Parishad, Delhi
Pandit Jagannath [18] Sudhir Kulkarni2007, Kshitij, Delhi
Nepatthya RaagMeera Kant2005, Sahitya Kala Parishad, Delhi
Main Hoon Na ... (In Time & Space) [19] Pramatnath Bishi2003, Kshitij, Delhi
Goli Ek Paidayishi Ghulam Acharya Chatursen 2001, Kshitij, Delhi
Pahaunch Wala Aadami Alexander Gelman 1994, Kshitij, Delhi
Karmabhoomi [20] Vidhyadhar Pundlik1993 & 2017, Kshitij, Delhi
Tughlaq [21] Girish Karnad 2017, Kshitij, Delhi
Peele Scooter Wala Aadami aur Bali aur Shambhu (Page 11) [22] Manav Kaul2019, Kshitij, Delhi
Guilty! My LordHindi Adaptation of "Witness For The Prosecution" by Agatha Christie2019, Kshitij, Delhi
Aisa Kehtey HeinManav Kaul2020, Kshitij, Delhi
Khoob Ladhi Mardaani Subhadra Ki Zubani [23] Asif AliNational School of Drama Repertory Company, Delhi

|Dial M For Murder ||Adaptation of Fredrick Knott's play||2022, Kshitij, Delhi |-

|Best Murder Mystery ever ever ever || Improvised || 2022, Kshitij, Delhi |-

Television and film

YearTitleMediumRole
1991-1993Tana BanaTelevisionCo-host (40 episodes)
1993-1994Gadbad GhotalaTelevisionWriter, director, producer (13 episodes)
2001Kaala HeeraFilmProducer, writer, actor
2015Pahaunch Wala AadamiTelevision playDirector, actor [24]
1992BhanvarTV serialactor
1990Vo GharTV serialactor

|2021 || Hush Hush [25] || Webseries on Amazon Prime || actor|

|2023 || Heeramandi || Webseries on Netflix || actor |

Awards

She is Sangeet Natak Academi Awardee (2019). The screen play of the film Kaala Heera written by her was Zee TV's entry for best screen play in Asian T.V. and Film Awards in 2001. She has also been awarded with senior fellowship by Ministry of Culture, Govt. of India for her research work entitled "Changing Styles and Methods of Theater Acting". She has been awarded the Best Actress Award by Natsamarat in 2013. She has been conferred JP Loknayak National Award 2020 for outstanding work in Hindi Theater.[ citation needed ], she is conferred with Zohra Sehgal National Raas Rang Samman, 2022 by the Raas Kala Manch, Safidon, Panipat [26]

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