Jitendra Joshi

Jitendra Joshi, man, this guy’s a total chameleon in Indian cinema. Born in Pune, he just dove right into acting like it was in his blood or something. Over the past twenty-something years, he’s popped up everywhere—Marathi films, Bollywood, web series, you name it. Dude’s got serious range. One minute he’s tearing it up in "Dombivali Fast" or "Mee Shivajiraje Bhosale Boltoy," and the next, he’s got you on the edge of your seat in "Talvar." And if you thought he was just sticking to regional stuff, nah. He’s shown up in Hindi films too—remember "The Attacks of 26/11"? Yeah, that was him making waves there. "Faster Fene" too. But the real twist? Jitendra’s just as sharp on the small screen. Fans went nuts for his roles in "Sacred Games" and "Paatal Lok." He doesn’t just play characters, he kinda lives them. That’s why people don’t just watch his work—they remember it. Oh, and he’s not just about acting. Turns out, he’s a pretty slick writer too. The guy wrote the script for "Ventilator," which, let’s be honest, bagged a bunch of awards for a reason. Jitendra Joshi’s got that rare mix—talent, grit, and this knack for making every role feel real. He’s not slowing down anytime soon, either. If anything, he just keeps finding new ways to surprise us.