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Ajay Naidu

Birthday: 1972-02-12
Birthplace: Evanston, Illinois, USA


Ajay Kalahastri Naidu (born 12 February 1972) is an American actor. Naidu was born in Evanston, Illinois and raised in Chicago, the son of Indian immigrants from Chittor District, Andhra Pradesh to the U.S. He attended Evanston Township High School. As an actor, he trained with the American Repertory Theater's Institute for Advanced Theatre Training at Harvard University. His first professional acting job was the film Touch and Go (released in 1986) which he won from an open call, this in turn led to television jobs.He starred in the TV-movie, Lady Blue (1985) as "Paquito". This was followed by an ABC Afterschool Special episode, "No Greater Gift" (1985), where he played "Nick Santana", a 12-year old boy with a terminal illness. He then appeared in an uncredited role as "Ahmed" in the "MacGyver" TV series, during the first season, in episode, "To Be a Man" in 1986. Other film credits when younger include Where the River Runs Black (1986) and Vice Versa (1988). Between 1988 and 1995 he worked extensively in classical theatre. He returned to film acting in SubUrbia (1996), where he was praised for his role as the convenience store owner, "Nazeer Choudhury" and for which he was nominated for an independent spirit award for best supporting actor. On screen, Naidu has appeared in the film Office Space, as well as K-Pax, π, Requiem for a Dream, Bad Santa, The War Within, American Chai, The Guru, Waterborne and Loins of Punjab Presents and many more. He co-starred in the sitcom LateLine and had guest starring roles on the television dramas The Sopranos, in the episode entitled Big Girls Don't Cry, as well as The West Wing. In 1997, Naidu was nominated for an Independent Spirit Award for his role in the independent film subUrbia. Naidu has been working extensively with musicians from the Asian underground music movement for many years and his vocals have appeared on many records most notably Talvin Singh's mercury award winner "OK". In 2006 he directed his first feature film Ashes which came out in 2010. His most recent Theatre credits include A world tour of Shakespeare's Measure for Measure with Simon McBurney's Theatre Complicite, The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui alongside Al Pacino, and The Little Flower of East Orange at New York's Public Theater. He is currently engaged to actress Heather Burns. Description above from the Wikipedia article Ajay Naidu, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

Filmography

K-PAX
Character: Dr. Chakaraborty
Pi
Character: Farroukh
Pi
Bad Santa
Character: Hindustani Troublemaker

Office Space
Character: Samir Nagheenanajar
Scooby-Doo! in Where's My Mummy?
Character: Prince Omar (voice)
The Honeymooners
Character: Vivek

Montana
Character: Ives
The Wrestler
Character: Medic
The Accidental Husband
Character: Deep

SubUrbia
Character: Nazeer Choudhury
Loins of Punjab Presents
Character: Turbanotorious B.D.G.
Alchemy
Character: Best Man

Hotel for Dogs
Character: ACO Jake
Today's Special
Character: Munnamia
My Giant
Character: Hot Dog Vendor

Touch and Go
Character: Louis DeLeon
You Are Here*
Character: Sanjay
Perception
Character: Kamal

3 Days of Normal
Character: Vik Donowitz
Ashes
Character: Ashes
The Zombie Wedding
Character: Brick Rivers

Vice Versa
Character: Dale
More Dogs Than Bones
Character: Andy

Stream
Character: Kyle
Where the River Runs Black
Character: Segundo
The Good Nurse
Character: Dr. Robert Hind

PIA
Character: Rakesh
PIA
Confess
Character: Account Executive
The War Within
Character: Naved

No Greater Gift
Character: Nick Santana
Justice
Character: Mohammed
Righteous Kill
Character: Dr. Chadrabar

212
Character: Vincent
212
Lost Cat Corona
Character: Amir
Scary Movie 3
Character: Sayaman

Hannibal
Character: Perfume Expert
Requiem for a Dream
Character: Mailman

The Kindergarten Teacher
Character: Nikhil Roy
Scotch and Milk
Character: Armand
Dinner Rush
Character: Ademir the Matre'd

Antarctica
Character: Principle Pepp
Subway Stories
Character: Prashant (segment "Honey-Getter")

Falling Up
Character: Paco
The Sleepless
Character: Vivek
Mister Handsome
Character: Mister Handsome

Thorp
Character: Pat