Prajuna Sarah
Prajuna Sarah is known for Bigil (2019), Gargi (2022) and Jada (2019).
Prajwal Shetty
Prajwal Shetty é conhecido pelo seu trabalho em Instant Karma (2022) e The Easy Path - A Yunion Film.
Prakash Amritraj
Born and raised in Los Angeles, Prakash Amritraj is a former Professional Tennis Player on the ATP World Tour. He reached 2 ATP World Tour Finals, amassed singles wins over former world number one ranked player & Australian Open/US Open Champion, Marat Safin and ATP Finals champion Grigor Dimitrov. He represented India as their Number One singles player in the prestigious Davis Cup and competed at all of the 4 majors in the sport. Prior to turning professional Prakash led USC as a freshman to an NCAA title earning himself MVP honors in the finals. Prakash began his acting career opening NBC's comedy showcase, and went on to act alongside Jamie Dornan, Ben Mendelsohn, and Billy Crystal in "Untogether," which received a Spotlight World Premier at the Tribeca Film Festival. Prakash is next slated to play the lead in the international espionage feature film "Operation: 40 Love." Prakash's film production company, "Sterling Road Films" produced 'Untogether' and is currently in production on a documentary feature film about the life of his father, the historic Indian sports figure Vijay Amritraj, which is being directed by the Oscar Nominated Sami Khan. Known as one of the premier sports presenters in the world for his sport (covered Wimbledon for BeIN Sports in the Middle East as well as for Star Sports in India), He is now one of the lead faces for the world's largest Tennis network; Tennis Channel (USA). On the network he is known for his humorous personality, quick wit, and relationship with the players. On the heels of 2 highly successful seasons of "Prakash Worldwide," a digital series which Prakash stars in, he recently signed a 3 year deal with Tennis Channel which includes a producing component as well. Prakash has also built a reputation in the fitness/motivation space as a proven commodity India. He is known for his "What's Your Code" Series which was featured as a monthly double page spread in GQ India Magazine for two and a half years. In the time Prakash wrote for the magazine, GQ India rose to the second most viewed GQ magazine in the entire world only behind the US.
Prakash Bapat
Prakash Bapat is known for Cycle (2018).
Prakash Belawadi
Prakash Belawadi was born in Bangalore, Karnataka, India. He is known for Stumble (2003), Soorarai Pottru (2020) and Pathaan (2023).
Prakash Gaadhu
Prakash Gaadhu é conhecido pelo seu trabalho em The Great Sardaar (2017), Veeran Naal Sardari (2014) e Aiven Raula Pai Gaya (2012).
Prakash Krisna
Prakash Krisna is known for My Stupid Boss 2 (2019).
Prakash Kunte
Prakash Kunte is known for Coffee Ani Barach Kahi (2015), Shaktiman and Soulmate.
Prakash Mehra
Prakash Mehra nasceu o 13 de julho de 1939 em Índia britânica. Era diretor e produtor e foi conhecido pelo seu trabalho em A Força do Amor (1978), A Paixão de um Bêbado (1984) e As Algemas (1973). Morreu o 17 de maio de 2009 em Mumbai, Maharashtra, Índia.
Prakash Raj
Prakash Raj is an established actor, producer, director, and television presenter in the Indian film industry. He is known for his works in South Indian and Hindi films. Starting in the early 90s, he went on to appear in about 400 films. He has received several awards and accolades in his career, spanning more than three decades. Raj was born in Bengaluru, Karnataka, India, to Manjunath Rai and Swarnalatha Raj. Actor Prasad Raj is his brother. His original name is Prakash Rai. He started using the surname Raj instead of Rai on the advice of director K. Balachander. Raj studied at St. Joseph's Indian High School and St. Joseph's College of Commerce in Bengaluru. His first brush with acting was in a play he did in seventh grade. Later, when he was in college, he began acting in theatre but didn't think much about it. His love for stage shows developed after he started going to Kalakshetra in Bengaluru and participating in theatre rehearsals. He used to perform in back-to-back stage shows for a meagre monthly payment of Rs. 300. After performing in 2,000 street theatre shows, he felt the urge to explore bigger opportunities in this field. His journey into the acting world started with television. He also worked in the film industry as an assistant director and editor, then got the opportunity to act in films. Raj started his acting career on television with serials like Guddada Bhootha (Kannada and Tulu) and Bisilu Kudure (Kannada) that were aired on Doordarshan. Later, he started acting in Kannada movies in supporting roles. His performance in Harakeya Kuri (1992) caught the attention of the movie's lead actress Geetha. She introduced Raj to director K. Balachander, who gave him the scope to play a major role in his Tamil film Duet (1994). After appearing in a few more Tamil and Kannada movies, he made his debut in Telugu cinema in 1995 with Sankalpam (1995). The same year, he appeared in Mani Ratnam's Tamil romantic drama Bombay (1995). It featured among the top 20 Indian movies in the rankings of the British Film Institute. Raj ventured into Malayalam cinema in 1996 with The Prince (1996), helmed by Suresh Krishna. He played an antagonist in K. Balachander's Kalki (1996), for which he won the Tamil Nadu State Film Award 1996 for Best Villain. After acting in a few more movies, such as Priyam (1996), Pavitra Bandham (1996), Alexander (1996), Suswagatham (1997), and Hitler (1997), he appeared in Mani Ratnam's political drama Iruvar (1997). The film revolves around the relationship between two politicians. Raj received the National Film Award 1997 for Best Supporting Actor for his performance. He then appeared in a prominent role in T.S. Nagabharana's film Nagamandala (1997), which was among the selected movies for the International Film Festival of India in 1997 under the Indian Panorama. He continued to appear in several other movies before playing a pivotal role in Anthahpuram (1998). The film revolves around a feudal society. Raj won the National Film Award 1998 for Best Actor (Special Jury) for his performance. In Vaanavil (2000), Raj played the role of an antagonist, which earned him the Tamil Nadu State Film Award 2000 for Best Villain. He essayed the role of Kaala Bhairavan in the Indian fantasy drama Little John (2001). He was seen in a supporting role in the war film Kannathil Muthamittal (2002). He won the ITFA Best Supporting Actor Award in 2003 for portraying the character of Dr Herold Vikramesinghe in the film. In 2004, he acted in Rajkumar Santoshi's Hindi thriller action movie Khakee (2004), starring Amitabh Bachchan, Ajay Devgn, Akshay Kumar, Atul Kulkarni, and Aishwarya Rai Bachchan. The film revolved around an Indian police team and its assignment involving an accused terrorist. Raj played the role of a corrupt ACP in the movie. He essayed the character of DCP Prabhakar in Anniyan (2005), a psychological thriller helmed by S. Shankar. The story revolved around a disillusioned common man and his multiple personality disorder. He received the Tamil Nadu State Film Award 2005 for Best Villain for his performance in this movie. Raj was then seen in the role of a silk weaver in Priyadarshan's period drama film Kanchivaram (2008), starring opposite Shreya Reddy. The film highlighted the miserable condition of silk weavers as they struggled through life in Kanchipuram. It was screened at the 33rd Toronto International Film Festival held in 2008. He won the National Film Award 2007 for Best Actor and the Filmfare Award 2009 for Best Actor in Tamil for his acting in the movie. He appeared in the role of a villain in several Bollywood films as well, including Wanted (2009), Singham (2011), Dabangg 2 (2012), and Mumbai Mirror (2013). In Singham, he played the role of a powerful politician cum criminal who creates problems for the protagonist police officer. He won the Zee Cine Award 2012 for Best Actor in a Negative Role for this movie. In 2015, he starred with Kamal Hassan in the pacy action thriller Thoongaavanam (2015). He then appeared in T.J. Gnanavel's legal drama Jai Bhim (2021). He went on to feature in films like Sita Ramam (2022) and Ponniyin Selvan: Part I (2022). Raj was previously married to actress Lalitha Kumari. The couple legally separated in 2009. They have two daughters, Pooja and Meghna. They also had a son named Sidhu, who passed away in 2004. Raj married Pony Prakash Raj Verma, a choreographer, in 2010. Their son Vedhanth was born in 2015.