Aritra Sen
Aritra is a qualified engineer from The University Of Manchester, UK but his passion for filmmaking has made him switch careers. At Roadshow over the last few years, he has been associated with several fiction feature films and documentaries in many roles. He has produced three Bengali fiction feature films 'Choukaath', 'Aranyadeb', and 'Khelechi Aajgubi'. As a dynamic professional, he wears different hats in projects and contributes creatively to a film from conception to final post-production. As a director and creator, his series 'Kaali' Season 2 has just released on Zee5. He has directed Sharate Aaj, My Travel Stories, and Bhalobashar Shohor while creating Mafia - releasing soon. He is also the Producer of Supriyo Sen's documentary 'Swimming Through The Darkness' which won National Award in 2019.
Aritra Sen
Aritra Sen is known for Shohorer Ushnotomo Din E (2023).
Aritrika Chowdhury
Aritrika Chowdhury is known for Haami 2 (2022).
Arituch Pipattangkul
Arituch Pipattangkul is known for Fathers (2016).
Aritz Kortabarria
Aritz Kortabarria is known for Muy Difícil (2023), Itxaso (2023) and Te vengo a buscar (2023).
Aritz Moreno
Aritz Moreno is a director and producer, known for Cólera (2013), Ventajas de viajar en tren (2019) and ¿Por qué te vas? (2010).
Ariu Lang Sio
Ariu Lang Sio is known for Monster Problems (2020), Sea Patrol (2007) and H2O: Just Add Water (2006).
Arivazhagan Venkatachalam
Arivazhagan Venkatachalam was born in Mettur, Tamil Nadu, India. He is known for Eeram (2009), Kuttram 23 (2017) and Borrder (2023). He is married to Heera Selvaraj .
Arivi
Arivi is known for Enkitta Mothathe (2017).
Ariya Ghahramani
Ariya Ghahramani is an American television, film, and theatre actor. He most notably played the role of Amir in the Emmy Award winning series The Night Of directed by Steve Zaillian on HBO. He was born and raised in Princeton New Jersey. At an early age, he developed a love for acting in film, television, and theater. Ghahramani received his Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from Hofstra University. He was immediately cast in the West Coast premiere of The Kite Runner at the Actors Theatre of Louisville and Cleveland Playhouse shortly after. In 2012, he starred in the West Coast premiere of Rafta, Rafta at the Old Globe Theatre. The play was written by Ayub-Khan Din. Following Rafta Rafta, Ghahramani co starred in the film Brightest Star with Alison Janney and Chris Lowell. He then played Matt Oberg's intern in Bert and Arnie's Guide to Friendship starring Anna Chlumsky. As well as starring in Ken Kushner's When The Devil Comes with Dechen Thurman. Ariya is also the brother in law of American football player Randall Cobb.