Satyajeet Puri

Satyajeet Puri
Satyajeet Puri
Born	25 September 1960 (age 63); Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
Occupation	Actor
Years active	1966–present
Spouse	Reeta Puri
Children	Vedantika puri ; Shivansh puri
Parent	Daljeet Puri (father);
Relatives	Puneet Issar (brother-in-law)

Satyajeet Puri (born 25 September 1960) is an

Indian actor working in the Hindi film industry. He started his career as a child artist with Satyen Bose–directed Mere Lal

, released in 1966.

Personal life

Satyajeet Puri, son of actor-director Daljeet Puri graduated from Mithibai College. He is married to a Sindhi lady, Rita, and the couple has two children. His younger sister, Deepali Issar, is married to actor-director Puneet Issar.^[1]

Career

Satyajeet, a popular child star in the 70s, has been a part of some wonderful films. His debut film is Mere Lal released in 1966. Some of his earlier films are Wapas (1969) and Khilona (1970). Some of his famous works include Anuraag (1972), Hari Darshan (1972), Bidaai (1974), Paheli (1977), etc. As an adult he worked in Arjun' (1985), Khoon Bhari Maang (1988), Shola Aur Shabnam (1992), Dulaara (1994), Zameer (1997), etc.

He is credited as Master Satyajeet, Master Satyajit, Satyajeet Puri, Satyajit Puri, Satyajeet or Satyajit in cast credits of his movies.

Satyajeet is making a film on life of Indian hockey legend Major Dhyan Chand. Shahrukh Khan is likely to be cast as Dhyan chand.^[2]

Filmography

Mere Lal (1966) …… Pappu
Wapas (1969) …… Anil
Nanak Dukhiya Sub Sansar (1970 film)......as young Kartar Singh
Khilona (1970) …… Pappu
Sansar (1971) …… Chandan
Hare Rama Hare Krishna
(1971) …… young Prashant
Ganga Tera Pani Amrit (1971) …… young Dinesh
Anuraag
(1972) …… Chandan
Hari Darshan (1972) …… Bhakt Prahlad
Shor (1972) …… Deepak
Shaadi Ke Baad (1972) …… Chabiley
Mere Bhaiya (1972) …… young Subhash
Narad Leela (1972) …… Bal Narad
Samadhi (1972) …… young Jaswant
Baharon Phool Barsao (1972)
Joshila (1973) …… Ravi
Pyar Ka Rishta (1973) ……
Sabak (1973) …… Subhash
Jugnu (1973) …… young Ashok
The Criminals / Hum Sab Chor Hain (1973) …… Raju
Balak Dhruv (1974) …… Bhakt Dhruv
Dastan-E-Laila Majnu (1974) …… young Kais
Bidaai
(1974) …… Krishna
Har Har Mahadev (1974) …… Bal Ganesh
Jai Radhe Krishna (1974) …… Shri Krishna
Ishk Ishk Ishk
(1974) …… Gambhir
Dharam Karam (1975) …… young Dharam
Maya Machhindra (1975) …… Gorakhnath
Rakshaa Bandhan (1976) …… Naag Bhai
Chacha Bhatija (1977) …… young Shankar
Jagriti (1977) ……
Tyaag (1977) …… teenage Pappu
Paheli (1977) …… Montu
Gopal Krishna (1979) …… Balraam
Ayaash (1982) …… Naresh
Raja Jogi (1983) ……
Arjun (1985) …… Mohan
Anadi Khiladi (1986) …… Vikram
Dacait (1987) …… Ahmed
Kaun Jeeta Kaun Haara (1987) …… Rajesh
Khoon Bhari Maang (1988) …… Baliya
Hathyar (1989) …… Pakya
Tridev (1989) …… Inspector Tripathi
Fateh (1991) …… Ranvir
Shola Aur Shabnam (1992) …… Satya
Ghazab Tamasha (1992) …… Dev
Police Officer (1992) …… Inspector Yadav
Jaagruti (1992) …… Adivasi (Tribal Man)
Dulaara (1994) …… Deepak
Hanste Khelte (1994) …… Amit
Fauj (1994) …… Nagesh
Zameer (1997) …… Satyakam
Ghayal Once Again
(2016) …… Ajay's Friend

Regional filmography

Film	Year	Role	Language
Nanak Dukhiya Sub Sansar	1970	as young Kartar Singh	Punjabi
Khamma Mara Veera	1976	Naag Bhai	Gujarati
Jai Mata Di	1977		Punjabi
Shaheed Kartar Singh Sarabha	1977	Kartar Singh	Punjabi
Mhari Pyari Chanana	1983	Ramu	Rajasthani
Munda Rockstar	2024		Punjabi
Munda Rockstar^[3]^[4]^{[circular reference]}	TBA	TBA	Punjabi

References

^ ^a ^b ^c "It feels sad to see Sanatan Dharma being made fun of". Life And More. 29 November 2020.
^ "Movie on Major Dhyan Chand: SRK to Don the Mantle". Archived from the original on 16 March 2016. Retrieved 9 August 2020.
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^ Munda Rockstar

External links

[fam-1] "It feels sad to see Sanatan Dharma being made fun of". Life And More. 29 November 2020.

[2] "Movie on Major Dhyan Chand: SRK to Don the Mantle". Archived from the original on 16 March 2016. Retrieved 9 August 2020.

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[4] Munda Rockstar

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