Vishal Bharadwaj can be placed in the ranks of those prominent and multi faceted personalities of Bollywood who have made a mark in the Indian film history.
His creativity seems to have no bound.
He is not only a successful Music composer and Director but has also done remarkably well as Dialogue writer, lyricist, screenplay writer, dialogue writer, producer, story writer and playback singer.
The use of state-of-the-art technology, dark comedy, broad humour, and effective story telling techniques are notable characteristics of his films.
His films never remain bound to particular film genre but spans across various genres.
His ventures give you a sneak peek into the lifestyle of rural India, especially of Bihar and Uttar Pradesh.
As a director he has done some simply outstanding work and has completely justified the imagination of the author of the movie.
Musician Vishal Bharadwaj has some amazing track records which complete the magical poetry of Gulzar.
Early Life and Initial Days of Career Born in Bijnor and brought up in Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, Bharadwaj has inherited his writing and musical instincts from his father, Ram Bharadwaj, a government employee and a popular poet and lyricist.
He met his wife, famous Singer Rekha Bharadwaj during his graduation days at Hindu College, Delhi University.
He started his career as a harmonium player for gazal singers and then he associated with Gulzar.
After working with Gulzar on TV serials like Jungle Book, Alice in wonderland and Gubbare, he also composed the music for Gulzar's movie "Maachis" and there was no looking back since then.
Career Music Director: The music of "Maachis" became a milestone in Vishal's career and bagged him The Filmfare R D Burman Award in 1996.
He also received Rajat Kamal award of Best Music Director in 1999 at National Films award for his critically acclaimed movie "Godmother".
Since then he has been achieving rewards for his musical contributions like "Satya, Chachi 420, Kaminey, Ishiqiya...
".
Director: Vishal ventured into direction only to create the opportunity to compose music.
His debut was "Makdee" and after its success he continued nurturing his directorial instincts.
Some of his classics are Maqbool, Omkara, The Blue Umbrella and the recent one 7 Khoon maaf.
He also did some second unit work for Francis Ford Coppola's film Youth Without Youth.
He did dialogues for 6 films, lyrics writing for 2 films, screenplay writing for 5 films, playback singing for 5 films, story writing for 4 films and has produced 5 films so far.
Vishal Bharadwaj's cinema What makes the Bharadwaj's movies interesting and entertaining is the combination of effective story telling technique, wonderful music and lyrics.
He is one of the prominent icons of the Indian cinema who incorporated amalgamation of Old and new age India in films and created his own signature cinema.
His creativity seems to have no bound.
He is not only a successful Music composer and Director but has also done remarkably well as Dialogue writer, lyricist, screenplay writer, dialogue writer, producer, story writer and playback singer.
The use of state-of-the-art technology, dark comedy, broad humour, and effective story telling techniques are notable characteristics of his films.
His films never remain bound to particular film genre but spans across various genres.
His ventures give you a sneak peek into the lifestyle of rural India, especially of Bihar and Uttar Pradesh.
As a director he has done some simply outstanding work and has completely justified the imagination of the author of the movie.
Musician Vishal Bharadwaj has some amazing track records which complete the magical poetry of Gulzar.
Early Life and Initial Days of Career Born in Bijnor and brought up in Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, Bharadwaj has inherited his writing and musical instincts from his father, Ram Bharadwaj, a government employee and a popular poet and lyricist.
He met his wife, famous Singer Rekha Bharadwaj during his graduation days at Hindu College, Delhi University.
He started his career as a harmonium player for gazal singers and then he associated with Gulzar.
After working with Gulzar on TV serials like Jungle Book, Alice in wonderland and Gubbare, he also composed the music for Gulzar's movie "Maachis" and there was no looking back since then.
Career Music Director: The music of "Maachis" became a milestone in Vishal's career and bagged him The Filmfare R D Burman Award in 1996.
He also received Rajat Kamal award of Best Music Director in 1999 at National Films award for his critically acclaimed movie "Godmother".
Since then he has been achieving rewards for his musical contributions like "Satya, Chachi 420, Kaminey, Ishiqiya...
".
Director: Vishal ventured into direction only to create the opportunity to compose music.
His debut was "Makdee" and after its success he continued nurturing his directorial instincts.
Some of his classics are Maqbool, Omkara, The Blue Umbrella and the recent one 7 Khoon maaf.
He also did some second unit work for Francis Ford Coppola's film Youth Without Youth.
He did dialogues for 6 films, lyrics writing for 2 films, screenplay writing for 5 films, playback singing for 5 films, story writing for 4 films and has produced 5 films so far.
Vishal Bharadwaj's cinema What makes the Bharadwaj's movies interesting and entertaining is the combination of effective story telling technique, wonderful music and lyrics.
He is one of the prominent icons of the Indian cinema who incorporated amalgamation of Old and new age India in films and created his own signature cinema.
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