Sanjay Mishra Birthday: Arrangement for growing vegetables in a small cottage-like house in Lonavala, his/her world is far from glitz.

Being Banarasi is not a word, it is a ritual. This same culture has been deeply ingrained in Sanjay Mishra. Simple physique and face, extraordinary acting in front of the camera makes Sanjay Mishra very different from the artists of his/her time. Sanjay Mishra, who was born in Banaras, touched great heights in his/her career and did not feel hesitant in working on the small screen also. Sanjay Mishra, born on 6 October 1963 in Darbhanga, Bihar, traveled to many cities with his/her father. he/she shifted to Banaras at the age of nine. This city not only shaped Sanjay Mishra’s career but also introduced him/her to those qualities of a human being, which even today Sanjay Mishra can be found in the ‘city of dreams’ Mumbai. When they get bored, they also take ‘strange decisions’. But, let’s talk about it later.

Sanjay Mishra Experienced Artist

It is impossible to understand Sanjay Mishra through films. Getting into a character is acting, he/she has mastered it. But, his/her words, outlook on life and journey of self-discovery are no less than that of a philosopher. Sanjay Mishra’s eyes search for something on the silver screen. Perhaps, she says that if you find out about her then whisper it softly in her ear.

Sanjay Mishra made a career in acting

Sanjay Mishra saw a long phase. In 1991, he/she did an acting course from the National School of Drama and started his/her journey of becoming a big name in the ‘city of dreams’ Mumbai. The small screen became helpful in the beginning of his/her career. Then, he/she appeared in films like ‘Dil Se’, ‘Bunty Aur Babli’, ‘Apna Sapna Money Money’, ‘Aankhon Dekhi’, ‘Miss Tanakpur Hazir Ho’, ‘Prem Ratan Dhan Payo’, ‘Meeruthiya Gangsters’.

Sanjay Mishra received the award

he/she received a lot of applause for ‘Aankhon Dekhi’. Also received the ‘Filmfare Best Actor Critics’ award. But, the journey of self-discovery continued. Sanjay Mishra, devastated by his/her father’s demise, turned his/her back on acting and started working at a dhaba. Call it the magic of fate or his/her passion for fine-acting in Bollywood, he/she once again made a comeback and became the star of the silver screen.

Sanjay Mishra’s ‘Masaan’

If you want to understand Sanjay Mishra then watch the film ‘Masaan’. Shooting of the film in the backdrop of Banaras, different story and dialogues, the charm or rather the soul of this film, is through Sanjay Mishra. A father, who looks helpless and makes many sacrifices for his/her daughter, bearing the shame of the people, peels off those layers of life and portrays them on the screen in the form of acting, it is unbelievable.

Sanjay Mishra’s new place

A few days ago news came that Sanjay Mishra has made a new place in Lonavala, about 140 kilometers from Mumbai. If there is a small house like a cottage, there is also a provision for growing vegetables. When he/she is not shooting, he/she gets absorbed in his/her own world. This world is an attempt to connect ourselves with Banaras somewhere and there is also a desire to meet the typical rural person within us. Sanjay Mishra wants to play sitar. Looking for an opportunity to shake the strings and put ‘Saregama’ in the musical tunes.

Sanjay Mishra is moving towards the village

Sanjay Mishra is like a philosopher or guide for today’s artists and youth. he/she teaches the journey of self-discovery. he/she advises one to remain engaged in the struggle to keep one’s inner village alive amid all the glitz. Apart from films, Sanjay Mishra has learned the art of living ‘no filter life’ in every color, every form, every situation of life and is moving on the path of becoming a ‘perfectionist’. Perhaps, he/she wants to say, ‘Naache hoke firki lattu, khoje apni dhuri re, man kasturi re, jag dasturi re, baat hui na puri re…’