Personal details
- Birth Date: 1948-06-02
- Birth Location: Calcutta, West Bengal, India
- Professions: Actor
Anjan Srivastav, born smack in the middle of Calcutta back in 1948, is one of those faces you’ve definitely seen even if you can’t name him right away. The guy’s got this everyman vibe that just works—especially in “Wagle Ki Duniya” (2021), where he nails the role of a middle-class dad wrestling with the daily circus of modern life. It's not just recent stuff though; rewind to the '90s and you’ll catch him in “Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikandar” (1992), where he played a strict but caring father—one of those classic roles that sticks with you. You know, the kind of dad who’s always got his sleeves rolled up, ready to both scold and support. He’s not just stuck to one genre either. Jump to “Sanju” (2018), and there he is again, switching gears as easily as flipping a light switch. The dude’s versatility is honestly underrated. He’s done everything from Bollywood blockbusters to TV serials to theater—yeah, he’s got proper stage chops too. And the best part? He never seems to hog the spotlight, but his presence always makes scenes feel more real, more relatable. You talk about actors who quietly shape Indian cinema—Anjan Srivastav is right up there. He’s been part of stories that actually reflect what it’s like to be an ordinary person dealing with all the weird, funny, and tough stuff life throws at you. Decades in, he’s still going strong, reminding everyone that sometimes the “supporting” guy is the one holding the whole thing together.
So, Nupur Srivastav—yeah, she’s in the theatre scene, making waves on stage instead of the big screen. Her performances? Talk of the town, honestly. She’s got this knack for pulling you right into the drama, whether she’s doing classics or something experimental. Offstage, she’s married to Sandeep. Not much flashy press about their personal life, just the occasional candid snap or two from theatre get-togethers. You won’t find her chasing after movie stardom or celebrity parties—she seems to prefer the raw, unpredictable world of live performance. Some folks say she could easily cross over into film, but for now, she’s all about the stage lights and that instant audience reaction. Sandeep, from what little’s out there, seems pretty chill and supportive—kind of keeps out of the spotlight, really. Together, they’re more about the art than the fame. That’s pretty refreshing these days, right?
June 2, 1948
Konidela Ram Charan
Calcutta, West Bengal, India
Yes, Srivastav, Noopur
77 years old