CAST

ANJUL NIGAM SLATED TO PLAY
CO-LEAD "KUSHWANT SINGH"  


Anjul Nigam is a veteran character actor who has been working in the entertainment industry for over 25 years.  A graduate of NYU's Tisch School of the Arts/Drama Department, Anjul currently recurs on JIMMY KIMMEL LIVE! as well as on the ABC medical drama GREY'S ANATOMY, and he is a co-spokesperson for the cell phone provider MetroPCS, appearing as "Ranjit" in the company's highly popular "Tech & Talk With Ranjit and Chad" ad campaign. 

In film, Anjul has appeared as one of the supporting leads in Hallmark's BACK WHEN WE WERE GROWNUPS with Faye Dunaway and Peter Fonda under the direction of Ron Underwood; as one of the leads in 20th Century Fox's THE FIRST $20 MILLION IS ALWAYS THE HARDEST with Rosario Dawson; and one of the supporting leads in Universal's SPEAKING OF SEX with Bill Murray and James Spader.  

In television, Anjul has recurred on or guest-starred in more than 50 primetime series including CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL, GHOST WHISPERER, LIE TO ME, CRASH, SUPERNATURAL, SHARK, MEDIUM, NUMBR3S, CSI: NEW YORK, CSI, HUFF, ER and NYPD BLUE.  

In theater, Anjul has appeared alongside fellow-NYU alumni Philip Seymour Hoffman in the controversial production of THE MERCHANT OF VENICE under the direction of Peter Sellars, performed at the Royal Shakespeare Company in London and The Goodman Theatre in Chicago.

In addition to his work as an actor, Anjul is a founding partner at Brittany House Pictures where he oversees all aspects of project selection, development, and production.  His wife, Anjalika Mathur Nigam, who has served in a producing capacity on TERMINATOR SALVATION and Don Cheadle-starrer TRAITOR, is also a partner in the company. In development at Brittany House is GOOD OL' BOY, a feature comedy packaged with Academy, Emmy and Grammy Awards winning talent; a reality television series; two scripted television shows; and several other feature films.

DIRECTOR'S NOTES:

Suburban Turban is a great opportunity for emerging actors of all backgrounds, particularly actors of South Asian roots. The characters in ST are predominantly second generation Indian-American urban youth.  As a Director, I want to bring some new faces to the screen and I look forward to beginning the casting process.

One of our leads in Suburban Turban is Ravinder Singh, a coming of age, Indian-American wannabe DJ hipster and tabla aficionado.

Our story is set against the backdrop of the Bollywood/Bhangra, Hip-Hop and Latina fusion music scene and there are some great roles for non-actors.  We are looking to hear from DJ's throughout the US who're creating fusion music using Eastern influences such as Hindi-pop, Bhangra, Bollywood, Indian Classical, Middle-Eastern (including other sounds such as Taiwanese rock, African jazz, etc).

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