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Sachin Nayak is a Actor Indian born on 21 august 1977 at Sagar, Madhya Pradesh (Inde)
Sachin Nayak(सचिन नायक) (born on August 21), is an Indian actor who appears in Bollywood films. He was born in village Tada, district Sagar, Madhya Pradesh. He has graduated from Dr. Hari Singh Gour University and later he completed his Diploma in Performing Arts from there. Nayak has a great experience of theater and has shown potential in theater since 08 years before moving in modeling. Later he started appear in advertisements and feature films. He got good exposure from his break through his role in Rajat Kapoor's film Siddharth: The Prisoner in 2009. His movie won prestigious Asia Pacific Screen Awards', Jury Grand Prize. He is best known for his roles in Hindi Indian films, TV commercials and special appearance in films. He has acted in many Hindi feature films and has appeared in over 75 ad films.
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Birth name Sachin Nayak
Nationality Inde
Birth 21 august 1977 (47 years) at Sagar, Madhya Pradesh (Inde)
Nationality Inde
Birth 21 august 1977 (47 years) at Sagar, Madhya Pradesh (Inde)
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Singham Returns (2014)
, 2h25Directed by Rohit Shetty
Origin Inde
Genres Drama, Action
Themes Films about music and musicians, Musical films, Bollywood
Actors Ajay Devgn, Kareena Kapoor, Asin Thottumkal, Anupam Kher, Kajal Agarwal, Amole Gupte
Roles Bhola
Rating57%
Bajirao Singham (Ajay Devgan) gets transferred to Mumbai and he discovers that one of his team members (Mahesh) is found dead with large bags of money. Bajirao decides to unearth the truth behind it and in this process, he collides with a powerful Baba Ji, Satyaraj Chandar (Amole Gupte) who has high profile connections with politicians.
Special 26 (2013)
, 2h24Directed by Neeraj Pandey
Genres Drama, Thriller, Crime
Themes Heist films
Actors Akshay Kumar, Kajal Agarwal, Jimmy Shergill, Manoj Bajpayee, Anupam Kher, Divya Dutta
Roles Bela Boy
Rating79%
The story opens on 18 March 1987, where a walk-in CBI interview is taking place, held by the characters of Akshay Kumar and Anupam Kher. The film then goes into flashback.
Fruit & Nut (2009)
Genres Comedy, Romance
Actors Boman Irani, Cyrus Broacha, Diya Mirza, Mahesh Manjrekar, Sachin Nayak, Rajit Kapur
Roles Anna
Rating35%
Monica Gokhale (Dia Mirza) works for Bombay Heritage Society under Khandar Zala (Mahesh Manjrekar). Her plans of revamping the city's old buildings go against Maharaja Hari Holkar (Boman Irani). To stop Gokhale, Holkar has her kidnapped. However, she is rescued by Jolly Maker (Cyrus Broacha), an innocent and not so smart person. This not only brings fame to Maker, but also makes Holkar join hands with Zala to bomb the Secretariat building and recruit scientist Vishwas Atmavishwas Pinakin (Rajit Kapoor) for the same. Realizing their plan, Gokhale reveals her true identity and joins hands with Maker to stop the crooks from destroying the city.
Siddharth: The Prisoner (2009)
, 1h50Actors Rajat Kapoor, Sachin Nayak
Roles Mohan
Rating66%
Just released from prison, Siddharth Roy (Rajat Kapoor), a once famous writer, completes a new manuscript. He re-engages with the outside world, hoping that the new book will restore his reputation and also reconcile him with his estranged wife, Maya. Fate has other plans for Roy, when his briefcase gets exchanged at a cyber café with a similar briefcase containing a large sum of money. Roy loses the only copy of his new manuscript, while Mohan (Sachin Nayak), the cyber café manager, comes under pressure from mob bosses to recover the lost money. In the midst of growing despair about the lost manuscript, Roy is reconciled with his three-year-old son through a scheming housemaid. Unable to find happiness in the money he has found Roy begins to desire the custody of his son. Meanwhile the pressure mounts on Mohan as he loses his job and is forced to go into hiding from the mob. He must find Roy and money at any cost. Based on the ancient text of the Rig Veda, the film explores the theme of renunciation (of desire) as the true path to enlightenment and freedom.