Wah Janab Tv Serial

Shekhar Suman married Alka Suman on 4 May 1983, and has a son, Adhyayan Suman a Bollywood film actor. An older son, Aayush, died of a heart ailment at age 11. Shekhar Suman fought Loksabha Election in May 2009 and lost to BJP's Shatrughan Sinha. On television, he debuted in a popular serial 'Wah Janaab' with Kiran Juneja. It was based. Find all the details on shekhar suman age, birthday, life story, film career, awards, achievements & more on Filmibeat. He started his career as a television actor in a serial Wah Janab.

Chitraarth is one of the first directors to have patronized television in India way back in 1985. His Wah Janab, which launched Shekhar Suman and Kiran Joneja, was a roaring success back in the days when Doordarshan ruled the airwaves. Over the years, Chitraarth has carved out several successful family dramas and sitcoms-like Daane Anaar Ke, Badalte Rishtey and Tanhaiyaan. Two of his movies, Chand Pardesi (Punjabi) and Shaheed Udham Singh (Punjabi, dubbed in Hindi) won National Awards.

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Chitraarth strikes one as an intelligent, thinking director, who nonetheless feels that his intelligence has not been cashed fully by his producers. The veteran director is currently scripting a movie based on the Indian freedom struggle in the latter part of the nineteenth century. Chitraarth feels this movie will finally allow him to come to terms with the kind of work he has always wanted to do. Excerpts of an interview with indiantelevision.com's correspondent, Amar. How did you get into film direction?

I have been fascinated by the art right from my childhood. I come from a family that would critically analyse movies and plays among us quite often. Even at the age of six, I had the basic understanding that it's the director who creates good cinema and was aware of personalities like Bimal Roy and Guru Dutt. I guess I always wanted to be a director. How did you get initiated into the profession - did you train under somebody? I learnt direction at FTII Pune, from where I graduated in 1975.

I assisted Lekh Tandonji on several movies, including the super-hit Dulhan Wahi Jo Piya Man Bhaye. I have young executive producers telling me to squeeze an episode in a day, saying one master and eight-nine close-up shots is all you need to can one episode. Which elements did you imbibe from Lekh Tandon? I feel his handling of actors is the single most admirable quality in Lekhji. I have always admired the way he explains to an actor what is required of him or her in a scene. His reasoning is so comprehensive yet lucid that I feel there is no way an actor can get a scene wrong after that.

I have imbibed this quality from him. What are the essential pre-requisites of a successful director? A director needs to have very keen observation and an analytical mind. He needs to have a good understanding of human behaviour and emotions. Then, of course, he needs to get along well with people, should be able to coax and cajole people into getting quality work from them. I feel a good understanding of literature/ theatre/cinema is very useful for a person aspiring to get into direction.

Which subjects hold the most appeal for you? I have enjoyed doing both family dramas and sitcoms. Actually it's difficult to select a subject and say that I find it more appealing than others. What really is important is the gut feel that one is going to thoroughly enjoy directing a given project and that is what really matters for me. How is directing a serial different today compared to the Wah Janab days?