ACTOR · BORN 1979
Sharman Joshi
- Born
- 28 April 1979, Bombay, Maharashtra, India
- Known for
- 3 Idiots (2009), Golmaal: Fun Unlimited (2006), Ferrari Ki Sawaari (2012), Dhol (2007)
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Sharman Joshi (born 28 April 1979) is an actor best known for 3 Idiots, Golmaal: Fun Unlimited and Ferrari Ki Sawaari.
14 Interesting Facts About Sharman Joshi
Interesting Facts (6)
- #001
Sharman Joshi is the brother-in-law of Bollywood actor Vikas Bhalla. Vikas Bhalla is known for both his acting and his music career. This relationship further strengthened Sharman's connections in the industry. The bond between the two actors has also at times paved the way for them to work together on projects.
Sharman Joshi: in the officeImage: Wikimedia Commons · Bollywood Hungama, CC BY 3.0 - #002
Sharman Joshi is the brother-in-law of Bollywood actor Rasik Dave. Rasik Dave is known especially for his theatre and television work. This family tie reveals Sharman's relationships with figures across different artistic fields. His closeness to Rasik Dave also nourished his interest in the performing arts.
- #003
Sharman Joshi appeared in Mahesh Manjrekar's shelved film "Sab Golmaal Hain". In this film he acted alongside Sahil Khan and Prabhudevaa. The film was to be adapted from the Marathi play "All The Best" and shooting began in 2003. The project, previously planned as "Raju Raja Ram" with Jackie Shroff, Govinda and Salman Khan, was eventually made in 2006 as "Tom Dick and Harry". Sharman's presence in this project shows his project choices at that time.
Sharman Joshi: a sceneImage: Wikimedia Commons · Bollywood Hungama, CC BY 3.0 - #004
Sharman Joshi appeared in N. Chandra's shelved film "Kyon Ke Dil Bolrelay". The film was planned as "Style Part 3" and shooting began in 2004. Saahil Khan accompanied Sharman Joshi. The project could not be completed for various reasons and was shelved. This experience is one of the difficulties Sharman faced in his career.
- #005
Sharman Joshi appeared in Vimal Kumar's shelved film "Hum Do Hamare Do". Shooting on the film began in 2003, with Sharman Joshi and Saahil Khan in the lead roles. The project was shelved before it could be completed. Such unfinished projects are among the situations actors frequently encounter in their careers.
- #006
In his youth, Sharman Joshi was often compared by people to actor Ron Palillo. Ron Palillo had played the "Sweathog" Arnold Horshack in the TV show "Welcome Back Kotter". This resemblance is an interesting anecdote about Sharman's appearance. This comparison at the time caused him to draw attention during his youth.
Career & Awards (2)
- #007
Sharman Joshi's father, Arvind Joshi, appeared in the legendary 1975 film Sholay. Sholay is regarded as one of the most important productions in Indian cinema. Arvind Joshi's presence in the film further enriched the family's cinematic history. This context inspired Sharman when he began his acting career.
- #008
In 1996, ABCL (Amitabh Bachchan Corporation Limited) organised an all-India talent contest called Star Track. Nine men and women were selected in this contest. Sharman Joshi and Narendra Jha made it onto this list, chosen from among millions of applicants. This contest was an important turning point in Sharman's acting career. This selection meant his talent was recognised at an early age.
Life & Family (6)
- #009
Sharman Joshi is the brother of Manasi Joshi Roy. Manasi is also married to actor Rohit Roy. This sibling bond has created a strong link between the Joshi family and the Roy family. Manasi's presence has shaped the dynamics within Sharman's family.
- #010
Sharman Joshi is the son of Bollywood and theatre actor Arvind Joshi. Arvind Joshi was known as an artist who bridged stage and screen. His father's theatre background deeply influenced Sharman's approach to acting. This legacy enabled him to succeed both in theatre and in cinema.
- #011
Sharman Joshi is the nephew of actors Pravin Joshi and Sarita Joshi. Pravin and Sarita are respected names in Indian theatre and cinema. These uncle and aunt ties contributed to Sharman growing up immersed in the world of the arts. This artistic environment within the family influenced his career choice.
- #012
Sharman Joshi is the cousin of Bollywood actors Ketki Dave, Purbi Joshi and Poonam Joshi. These three actors are known for various roles in Indian cinema. This bond among cousins shows the Joshi family's strong relationship with the arts. Thanks to this wide family network, Sharman found it easier to establish himself in the industry.
- #013
Sharman Joshi comes from a long-established Gujarati theatre family. Most members of his family have acted on stage or on screen. This tradition allowed Sharman to spend a childhood immersed in the arts. Theatre culture formed the foundation of his acting style. This family heritage played an important role in his success both in theatre and in cinema.
- #014
Sharman Joshi is the uncle of actor Riddhi Dave. Riddhi Dave is a name who stepped into acting at a young age. This uncle-niece relationship is an indication of the artistic solidarity within the family. Sharman has also taken on a supportive role in his niece's career.
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