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Paresh Rawal is Now The New Head of NSD

National School of Drama commonly known as NSD is one of the premier institutes when it comes to acting, play and filmmaking. The premier institute has given many talented actors, play artists and filmmakers who have contributed a lot in the industry. Now, as per reports, the veteran actor Paresh Rawal is now the new chief of NSD. It is a prestigious institute for aspiring actors and filmmakers. 

The news came from the verified Twitter handle of NSD which announced the same, you can check the same as under: 

We know Paresh Rawal a respected actor and politician who has been linked with the ruling party – BJP and he has started his career way back in the eighties and played several impressive roles getting some awards as well being a villain and comedian in Bollywood films. He was even honored with prestigious awards like Padma Shri in 2014 besides getting the National Film Awards twice for films like “ Sir and “Woh Chokri” . Some of his popular films include Naam, Shiva, Tamanna, Aitraaz, Oye Lucky! Lucky Oye! and “OMG: Oh My God! to name a few. Stay tuned to know more about him and others only with us.If you have anything to share, one can comment below and let us know more on the veteran actor’s achievement. 

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Mohd Ziyaullah Khan

Is a Mechanical Engineer by education but a writer by passion and hobby. He has been into the field of Content Writing and Marketing since a decade and loves to write on a wide range of genres. The entertainment genre remains his favorite as he has developed an expertise in writing about B Town and its celebrities.

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