Soham Shah

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Soham Shah is an Indian film director who is known for directing the films Kaal (2005) and Luck (2009). [1]

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Personal life

Shah is from Mumbai. [1]

Career

Shah previously worked for Dharma Productions and producer Karan Johar but they have recently split ways. He is now working for Kumar Mangat. [2] He has also expressed an interest in directing Gujarati films.

Filmography

YearTitleDirectorDialoguesNotes
2005 Kaal Green check.svg YesGreen check.svg Yes
2009 Luck Green check.svg YesGreen check.svg Yes
2019 Fixerr Green check.svg YesWeb series released on ALTBalaji and ZEE5
2024 Kartam Bhugtam Green check.svg YesGreen check.svg Yes

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References

  1. 1 2 Mishra, Abhimanyu (28 February 2017). "Being a Gujarati, I always get asked if I am making a Gujarati movie: Soham Shah". The Times of India . Ahmedabad.
  2. "Leaving Karan was a painful decision: Soham Shah". Sify . 11 January 2017. Archived from the original on 13 January 2017.