Sachin Bhatt

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Sachin Bhatt (born in St. Louis, Missouri, USA) is an American theatre,^[1] film and television actor of Indian descent.

Bhatt is best known for his lead role as Ali in the 2008 film The Ode directed by Nilanjan Neil Lahiri.^[2] He also played in a number of TV series and short films.

Sachin Bhatt also played important roles in theatre production including the lead role of Akaash in the 2006 national tour of "Bombay Dreams"^[3] and as Chino in the Asian-European tour of "The Westside Story",

Filmography

Films

2008: The Love Guru as a group dancer
2008: The Ode as Ali
2009: Bollywood Beats as Raj
2009: Arranged: The Musical as Siddharth (short film)
2011: Worker Drone as Rahul (short film)
2011: Embrace as Javed (short film)

TV series

2011: The Fresh Beat Band as Bob in episode "Genie"
2011: Outsourced as Cousin Manish in 2 episodes: "Gupta's Hit & Manmeet's Missus" and "A Sitar Is Born"
2011: Glass Heels as Samdaji Kumar Reshamiya
2011: Private Practice as Dr. Barksdale in episode "If I Hadn't Forgotten..."
2013: How I Met Your Mother as Man #1

References

External links

Sachin Bhatt at the Internet Movie Database

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Name	Bhatt, Sachin
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Short description	American film and television actor
Date of birth
Place of birth	St. Louis, Missouri, USA
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