Inaamulhaq

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Inaamulhaq
Inaamulhaq during Cannes Film Festival 2018.jpeg
Inaamulhaq at Cannes Film Festival 2018
Born (1979-11-14) 14 November 1979 (age 44)
Saharanpur, Uttar Pradesh, India
Alma mater National School of Drama
Occupations
  • Actor
  • screenwriter
SpouseShibli Anwer
Website inaamulhaq.com

Inaamulhaq (born 14 November 1979) is an Indian actor and screenwriter [1] who has been part of several commercial and critically acclaimed Bollywood films, including Filmistaan , [2] Jolly LLB 2 and Airlift . In 2019 Inaamulhaq has bagged the Best Actor Award at the DCSAFF (Washington DC South Asian Film Festival) for outstanding performance in his film Nakkash . [3] [4] and Best Actor Award at India International Film Festival of Boston (IIFFB) 2019. [5]

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He has written for TV shows including Comedy Circus and dialogue for the Hindi film Bbuddah... Hoga Terra Baap . [6]

Early life and education

Born in Saharanpur (Uttar Pradesh, India), [7] Inaamulhaq first appeared on stage at the age of twelve. Later, he joined the Indian People's Theatre Association (IPTA) in Saharanpur, and acted in numerous plays as a lead. In 2003, he graduated from the National School of Drama (NSD) [8] New Delhi, with specialisation in acting.

Career

In Mumbai he started his career as a writer for season 2 of Karamchand , directed by Pankaj Parashar.

After working as a scriptwriter and creative consultant with Comedy Circus for two and a half years, he moved into films and wrote dialogue for Bbuddah... Hoga Terra Baap in 2011.

As an actor, he got his first film break with the critically acclaimed Firaaq in 2008. His first major role in a feature film was as the Pakistani national Aaftab, in Nitin Kakkar's National Award winner Filmistaan (2012), [9] for which he was named in the "Top 10 Stand-Out Actors of 2014" by Mid-Day, [10] and "The Most Prominent Debuts of 2014" by IBNlive.com [11] in their Year-ender 2014. He is also listed in IMDB'S Top 200 Best Indian Actors and Actresses. [12] Madhureeta Mukherjee from Times of India wrote: "Inaamulhaq piques the emotions with perfection. The camaraderie between the pure souls who understand only the language of Bollywood is heart-warming". [13] Shubha Shetty-Saha from Mid-Day praised him saying: "But it is Inaamulhaq, who steals your heart with the most natural, endearing performance". [14]

Inaamulhaq appeared in the Askhay Kumar-starrer Airlift. He plays the role of an Iraqi Major Kahalf Bin Zayd, who is the main antagonist of the evacuation that the film is based on. Airlift is one of the biggest success of the actor and his performance in Airlift received a positive review from the critics. 'Airlift was released 22 January 2016. Bollywood Hungama praised him in their review saying: "Inaamulhaq as the Amitabh Bachchan fan Iraqi Major Khalaf Bin Zayd is a delight". [15] Critic Komal Nahta from ETC Bollywood Business stated in his review: "Inaamulhaq is entertaining as the Iraqi major". [16]

His played a cameo in Jolly LLB 2 as a Kashmiri. Mentioning about Inaamulhaq's performance in Jolly LLB-2 review, Sudhir Redkar from KoiMoi.com wrote: "Inaamulhaq has a small cameo that turns out to be an interesting twist". [17] Anna MM Vetticad from FirstPost,com wrote: "Watch Inaamulhaq playing a Kashmiri pronounce "card" differently within a span of a few seconds". [18] He also appeared in Lucknow Central and Firangi and Phullu in and was praised for his performance. Sukanya Verma from Rediff.com praised Inaamulhaq’s performance in Phullu quoting "No wonder a brief cameo by Inaamulhaq, once again reiterating his appeal in showy, idiosyncratic characters, makes more sense that most of this movie". [19]

Inaamulhaq's film Nakkash was released on limited screens on 31 May 2019, in which he played the lead role. The first look poster of Nakkash was unveiled at India Pavilion of the Cannes Film Festival 2018. [20] [21] [22] Pallabi Dey Purkayastha wrote in her The Times of India review "The protagonist, played by Inaamulhaq, is a revelation and his chemistry with his on-screen son almost evokes a sense of resentment towards the society we live in, mainly because of the unfair treatment that they are subjected to". [23] Saibal Chatterjee from NDTV quotes "Inaamulhaq does full justice to his first-ever lead role in a Hindi film, getting into the skin of the conflicted central character with complete conviction". [24]

For his performance in Nakkash Inaamulhaq bagged the Best Actor Award at the 8th Annual DCSAFF (Washington DC South Asian Film Festival 2018) . [25] and Best Actor Award at India International Film Festival of Boston (IIFFB) 2019. [26]

Inaamulhaq was seen in Nikkhil Advani's web series Hasmukh produced by Applause Entertainment. [27] currently streaming on Netflix. [28]

He also appeared in Maharani (web series) as Bengali bureaucrat Parvez Aalam. [29] Where he got great reception from the audience and critics as well. The show is created by Subhash Kapoor and streaming on SonyLIV [30]

Personal life

Inaamulhaq is married to Shibli Anwer. The couple have a son Ivaan. [31]

Filmography

Actor

Writer

Awards

Won
Nominated

Short films

Inaamulhaq directed two short films – "The Search" (2005) which got nominated for the Best Film Award in competition category at Berlin Asia-Pacific Film Festival-2006 (Germany), and "Parchhaiyaan" (2004), based on an anti-War poem by renowned poet Sahir Ludhianvi.[ citation needed ]

Television

YearShowCreditBroadcaster
2007 Karamchand - Season 2WriterSony
Comedy Circus - Season 1Writer/Associate Content DirectorSony [54]
Comedy Circus - Lage RahoWriter/Associate Content DirectorSony
2008 Comedy Circus 2 Writer/Associate Content DirectorSony
Comedy HonoursWriterSTAR Gold
Comedy Circus - Kante Ki TakkarWriter/Associate Content DirectorSony
Filmfare FeverWriterSony
Sabse Favourite Koun?WriterSTAR Gold
Arre Deewano Mujhe PehchanoContent DirectorSTAR Plus
2009Comedy Circus – Chinchpokli to ChinaAssociate Content DirectorSony
Comedy Circus - 20–20Associate Content DirectorSony
Kaho Na Yaar Hai Associate Creative DirectorSTAR Plus
Comedy Circus - Dekh India Dekh Associate Content DirectorSony
Comedy Circus 3 – Ka TadkaAssociate Content DirectorSony
2010Comedy Circus – MahaSangramAssociate Content DirectorSony
Chhote Ustaad - 2WriterSTAR Plus
2011Dekh Video DekhWriterColors
Comedy Ka Maha Muqabala Act ProducerSTAR Plus
2013Nautanki-The Comedy TheatreAssociate Creative DirectorColors
2014Yam Kisi Se Kam NahiWriterEPIC
2015Goldie Ahuja Matric PassWriterDISNEY

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Theatre

(In alphabetical order)

Inaamulhaq as Nils Krogstad in Henrik Ibsen's A Doll's House with NSD batch-mate Shiromani Kaushik. Inaamulhaq as Nils Krogstad.JPG
Inaamulhaq as Nils Krogstad in Henrik Ibsen's A Doll's House with NSD batch-mate Shiromani Kaushik.
Inaamulhaq as Madhavye (Vidushak) in Kalidasa's Abhijnanasakuntalam Inaamulhaq as Madhavye.JPG
Inaamulhaq as Madhavye (Vidushak) in Kalidasa's Abhijñānaśākuntalam
Inaamulhaq as Ivan Kaliayev in Albert Camus's The Just Assassins Inaamulhaq as Ivan Kaliayev.JPG
Inaamulhaq as Ivan Kaliayev in Albert Camus's The Just Assassins
PlayCharacterWritten ByProduced by
A Doll's House Nils Krogstad Henrik Ibsen NSD
Abhijñānaśākuntalam Madhavye (Vidushak) Kalidasa NSD
Acchhe AadmiBatasu Phanishwar Nath 'Renu' NSD
Andha Yug Kripacharya Dharamvir Bharati SARGAM-A
Arey Shareef LogDr. Ghatak Jaywant Dalvi IPTA
Bade Bhai SahabNarrator Munshi Premchand IPTA
Ek Ladki Paanch DeewaneSolo Harishankar Parsai IPTA
Ek Tha Gadha urf Aladad KhanChintak-1 Sharad Joshi IPTA
HanooshTober/Officer-Two Bhisham Sahni BNA/NSD
Inspector Matadeen Chand ParMatadeen Harishankar Parsai BNA/NSD
Julius Caesar Various Characters William Shakespeare NSD
Kabuli WalaNarrator Rabindranath Tagore NSD
King Lear Edgar William Shakespeare NSD
Kiska HaathChetuRamSatish DeADACAAR
LadaiVarious Character Sarveshwar Dayal Saxena NATYA
Panchhi Aise Aate HainAnna Paradker Vijay Tendulkar NAVANKUR
Rasik SampadakSampadak Chokhelal Munshi Premchand IPTA
Saint JoanDauphin, Charles VII George Bernard Shaw NSD
The NoseIvan Yakovlevich Nikolai Gogol IPTA
Shanichar Ka ChakkarVarious CharacterImprovisedIPTA/ITC
Singhasan Khali HaiTeenSushil Kumar SinghIPTA
Tajmahal Ka TenderShahjahanAjay ShuklaIPTA
Thank You Mr. GladVarious CharactersAnil BerveSARGAM-A
The Frogs Euripides Aristophanes NSD
The Illusion Alcandre, A Magician Tony Kushner NSD
The Just Assassins Ivan Kaliayev Albert Camus NSD
The ObsessionVarious CharactersImprovisedIPTA
Kheench Rahe HainVarious Character Ravi Deep IPTA
Tinka-TinkaVarious CharactersImprovisedNSD
Yahudi Ki Larki Azra Agha Hashar Kashmiri NSD

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