Shaukat Baig

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Shaukat Baig

Nationality| Indian
Occupation| Actor

Writer

Assistant Director

Shaukat Baig is an Indian actor, writer and assistant director who works mainly for Bollywood and Indian TV serials. He written more than 50 TV serials and over 20 Bollywood films. A former actor, he performed supporting roles in Bollywood films, including the television show Zaban Sambhal Ke.[1][2][3]

## Early life[edit]

Shaukat begun his career in theater as a writer and dramatic actor.[4] He debuted in film industry in year 1992 as a writer.[5]

## Writer of films[edit]

Baig writes films, television, and poetry. His first Bollywood movie was Chamatkar, released in 1992.[6]

Name of film | Release | Work as

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Chamatkar[7] | 1992 | Writer
Zabaan Sambhal Ke | 1993 | Writer
Mumbai Calling | 2007 | Writer
Bhram: An Illusion | 2008 | Writer

## Writer of TV serials[edit]

Name of series | Release | Work as

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Rap Fever | 1993 | Writer
Goondaraj | 1993 | Writer
The Crook | 1993 | Writer
Love Affair | 1993 | Writer
Mohan in Trouble | 1993 | Writer
Zabaan Sambhal Ke | 1993-1997 | Writer
Money Money Money | 1994 | Writer
Nautanki | 1994 | Writer
The Nawab's Parrot | 1994 | Writer
Charles' Uncle | 1994 | Writer
Love at First Sight | 1994 | Writer
The Game of Love | 1997 | Writer

## Actor in films[edit]

Film | Character name | Release in

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Raju Ban Gaya Gentleman | \
 | 1992
Such a Long Journey | Waiter | 1998
The Warrior | Clerk | 2001
88 Antop Hill | Murli Mansukhani | 2003
Sssshhh... | Murli Mansukhani | 2003
Krishna Cottage | Murli Mansukhani | 2004
Khoya Khoya Chand | Prem Kumar's secretary | 2007
Bhram: An Illusion | Shaukat Baig | 2008
Aagey Se Right | Hasmukh Irani | 2009

## References[edit]

1. ^ IMDB | Shaukat Baig
2. ^ Shaukat Baig filmography, The Review Monk
3. ^ शौकत बैग फिल्मोग्राफी, Filmibeat.com
4. ^ Shaukat Baig in theaters, Bookmyshow.com
5. ^ Shaukat Baig films, Movie Buff
6. ^ Sahukat Baign Actor, writer, screenplay writer, MySwar
7. ^ Chamatkar Script, Scripts

## External links[edit]

* Shaukat Baig at IMDb