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Anurag Basu


Anurag Basu, a Bollywood director and writer explores relationships and adversity on reel. He had his share of tough times when he was diagnosed with leukemia. Basu directed television serials among which is Tara (1993), which became one of the first soap operas on Indian television. He also directed Balaji Telefilms' Koshish Ek Aasha (1997) and ... See full bio »

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6 wins & 10 nominations. See more awards »

Known For

Barfi!
Barfi! Director
(2012)
Life in a Metro
Life in a Metro Director
(2007)
Murder
Murder Director
(2004)
Gangster
Gangster Director
(2006)

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  Murdered to Moksha (Short) (rumored) (announced)
 2017 Jagga Jasoos (attached)
 2015 Stories by Rabindranath Tagore (TV Series)
 2012 Barfi!
 2010/I Kites
 2006 Gangster
 2004 Murder
 2003 Saaya
 2003 Kucch To Hai (as Anurag Bose)
 2002 Miit (TV Series)
 2002 Kya Hadsaa Kya Haqeeqat (TV Series)
 2000 Koshish... Ek Aashaa (TV Series) (co-director)
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Show Show Producer (3 credits)
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