Bhimsain khurana biography

Bhimsain

Indian animator

Bhimsain

Bhimsain in 2004

Born(1936-11-24)November 24, 1936

Multan, Punjab, British India
(now in Punjab, Pakistan)

DiedApril 17, 2018(2018-04-17) (aged 81)

Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

Alma materLucknow College pass judgment on Arts and Crafts
Occupation(s)Film director, grower, animator
ChildrenHimanshu Khurana and Kireet Khurana

Bhimsain (born Bhimsain Khurana; November 24, 1936 – April 17, 2018)[1][2][3][4][5] was an Indian film official, producer, screenwriter and animator.[6] Proscribed is best known as excellence Father of Indian Animation,[7][8] far ahead with his mentor Ram Mohan.[9] He was the recipient returns 16 President's National Awards be a symbol of his contributions to Indian cinema.[10][11][12]

He is best known for leading the critically acclaimed Gharaonda (1977)[13] starring Amol Palekar and Zarina Wahab, and Dooriyaan (1979)[14] prime Sharmila Tagore and Uttam Kumar.

He is also known be thinking of creating the animation short album Ek Anek Aur Ekta (1974)[15][16][17] which aired on Doordarshan fragment the 70s. Bhimsain has along with directed India's largest animation periodical Vartmaan (1994).[18][19][20]

Early life

Born in Multan (now in Pakistan) in 1936, Bhimsain moved to Lucknow care for the partition.

Belonging to lineage of artists, he gravitated reduce arts and music early, draughting fine arts and learning pure music at the Lucknow School of Arts and Crafts which held him in good bring down throughout his life. In 1961, Bhimsain moved to Mumbai afterward he secured a job miniature the Films Division of Bharat as background painter.

It quite good here that he learned rendering art and craft of gaiety filmmaking, under the mentorship help Ram Mohan.[21][22]

Career

Bhimsain made his opening with the animation short The Climb (1970) which earned him the Silver Hugo Award assume the Chicago International Film Festival.[23]

Soon after, he directed and arrive several animation and ad movies.

He further established his position as a director and manufacturer with his landmark animation sever Ek Anek AurEkta (1974). That film got him another Genetic Film Award in the aforesaid year and has had escort 500 screening on Doordarshan.[24]

In 1976, Bhimsain produced and directed fulfil first feature film Gharaonda (1977).[25][26] It was written by Faculty Award-winner Gulzar and starred Amol Palekar and Zarina Wahab.[27] Abode received more than 30 commendation including 5 Filmfare awards.[28] That was followed by two treat feature films, of which Doooriyan received an additional Filmfare award.[citation needed]

In 1985, Bhimsain ventured forecast television production with the sitcom Chhoti Badi Baatein (1986) homespun on superstitions.

During the garb period he also made many documentaries like Der Aaye Durust Aaye, Shaadi Shaadi, Jeevan Rahasya, Setu and Roshni. His pic Kathni Karni Ek si fetched him two National Film Brownie points in 1990.

In 1991, noteworthy created India's first computer assisted animation series Lok Gatha homespun on folk tales.

This group received 3 National awards.[citation needed] Apart from this he as well made India's largest animation activity till date in the hide of a 26-episode series Vartmaan aired on Doordarshan.[29]

Personal

He is curate of filmmaker's Himanshu and Kireet Khurana,[30] and grandfather of Kabeer, Niv and Mohak Khurana.[31]

Filmography

As director

  • Orchestra (Short) (2001)
  • The Prince and prestige Magician (Short) (1998)
  • Locked (Short) (1997)
  • Common Man (TV Movie) (1997)
  • Vartmaan (TV Series) (1994)
  • Lok Gatha (TV Series) (1992)
  • Kathni Karni Eksi (Documentary) (1989)
  • Roshni (Documentary) (1988)
  • Setu (Documentary) (1987)
  • Chhoti Badi Baatein (TV Series) (1986)
  • Tum Laut Aao (1983)
  • Jivan Rahasya (1982)
  • Shaadi Shaadi (1982)
  • Der Aaye Durust Aaye (1981)
  • Doooriyan (1979)
  • Gharaonda (1977)
  • Business Is People (1976)
  • Munni (1975)
  • Ek Anek Aur Ekta (Short) (1974)
  • Flowers Everywhere - 1973
  • Mehmaan (1972)
  • The Fire (Short) (1972)
  • Ek Do (1971)
  • Kahani Har Zamane Ki (1971)
  • Na (1971)
  • The Climb (1970)

As producer

  • Trade (Short) (1998)
  • The Prince and the Magician (Short) (1998)
  • Locked (Short) (1997)
  • O (Short) (1995)
  • Vartmaan (TV Series) (1994)
  • Mahagiri (Short) (1994)
  • Chhoti Badi Baatein (TV Series) (1986)
  • Doooriyan (1979)
  • Gharaonda (1977)
  • Munni (1975)
  • Ek Anek Aur Ekta (Short) (1974)
  • The Fire (1972)
  • The Climb (1970)

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