Biography
Neil Mukesh and Nitin Mukesh were not on talking term for six months When Neil had made up his mind to become an actor his father advised him to first work as assistant director and learn the entire process of filmmaking. Hence after acquiring a degree in Commerce, Neil began as assistant film director to Bollywood’s top filmmaker, Aditya Chopra in his movie Mujhse Dosti Karoge. Later to equip himself with the knowledge in acting he learned acting at Kishore Namit Kapoor and actor Anupam Kher's acting institute. After gaining confidence Neil ventured into films. On the outset he had two films offers. One film was a typical teenage love story and the other film was a crime thriller, in which Neil had a dark character. While Neil’s father wanted him to make a debut in love story, Neil was resolute to do the negative role. Father and son were at loggerhead and for six months they were not talking to each other. Finally father had to bow to his son’s wishes and Neil did Johnny Gaddar. The film won him rave reviews and many awards. It established Neil as a good actor. Neil Mukesh got opportunity work with great filmmaker Having proved his potential as a powerhouse actor in Johnny Gaddar, Neil had the opportunity to work with prominent filmmaker’s like his mentor, Aditya Chopra signing him in New York (2009). The film was directed by Kabir Khan. Neil had a powerful role of Indian Muslim, who is mistakenly accused as terrorist in New York. In Madhur Bhandarkar’s Jail, Neil played the role of jail convict. The film depicted the inhumane harassment and had a scene depicting Neil nude in a torturing scene. His other films include Pradeep Sarkar’s Lafangey Parindey (2010), Vishal Bhardwaj’s 7 Khoon Maaf, Abbas-Mastan’s Players; Bejoy Nambiar David and Wazir, Sooraj Barjatya Prem Ratan Dhan Payo etc. Besides Bollywood, Neil has became a popular villain in South Film Industry too! After creating sensation as a versatile villain in Bollywood, Neil was signed by South filmmakers, Murugadoss (who made Aamir Khan’s Ghajini) opposite South Super star Vijay for the film Kaththi. The film was super hit and Neil was nominated by South Indian International Movie Awards as Best Villain. With the success of Kaththi, Neil is the most sought after villain in South Film Industry and will be soon seen opposite Prabhas (Hero of Baahubali) in Telugu film Saaho.
Career & Achievements
As Sanjay Gandhi, Neil Mukesh seems to have portrayed a life-time performance As Sanjay Gandhi, son of Indira Gandhi, Prime Minster of India in mid 70’s, Neil Mukesh has taken everybody by surprise with his striking resemblance to late politician Sanjay Gandhi in Madhur Bhandarkar ’s Indu Sarkar . After Johnny Gaddar , Neil Mukesh has received yet another marvelous role in Indu Sarkar . Neil Mukesh plays the role of the vicious Sanjay Gandhi, who unleashed terror by forcibly conducting sterilizations of Indian men to control Indian population. In the role of Sanjay Gandhi, Neil has worked a lot to get into the skin of the character both appearance-wise and as an actor. His dialogue delivery and his facial expression are exception. In the three minute trailer Neil looks so lethal that he is sure to captivate audience with his menacing performance in the entire film.
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