Brahmanand S. Singh
Brahmanand S Siingh is an award-winning filmmaker (producer-director) and writer based out of Mumbai. Best known for his film, Kaagaz Ki Kashti (Paperboat ... 127 mins), a biopic on legendary ghazal maestro Jagjit Singh, has just taken-off and is all set to release soon. And the National-Award winning (among many other awards and accolades) feature-length documentary on RD Burman, Pancham Unmixed: Mujhe Chalte Jaana Hai, (113 min), that continues to enjoy an amazing sweeping critical and popular acclaim across viewing platforms. Other recent feature documentaries like Riding on a Sunbeam: Journeys through Space, Time, Life & Love (108 min), a fascinating travel documentary on the way non-touristy India presents itself to us; Through Our Eyes (85 min), a group of batch-mates from a premiere Institute looking back at their elliptical journey of 25 years while continuing to dream ahead are also being extremely well-received. Even Brahmanand Siingh's earlier, somewhat shorter works like Ragpickers; Uncaging the Body (Apsara Award for Best Short Film, 2003-2004); A Burden of Love (on Alzheimer's disease); Ashgari Bai (on an octogenarian legendary dhrupad singer) and a whole lot of other short, corporate and documentary films have drawn great response, highly recognized for its sensitivity, authenticity and engaging quality. Siingh often brings out insightful, exploring and reflective dimensions in the subjects that excite him, bringing out its core essence in a soulful and captivating manner. He has also been invited to be on the Jury on International Film Festivals and is a consultant on selection of films in many film festivals and award platforms. His current feature project, Jhalki ... a different childhood, based on the backdrop of bonded child slavery, the International buzz for which is already considered very high, is in its final stages of post-production. Another feature film, ready to go on floor, is Surmayee Shaam, a father son relationship thriller around Alzheimer's. Siingh has also initiated a path-breaking venture - a series of well researched, grippingly told, tastefully presented and thoroughly distributed Biopics under Mobius Biopics Pvt Ltd.
Brahmanandam
Considered as the greatest comedian Telugu film industry ever produced Brahamanandam is a native of Muppala village near Sattenapalli, Brahmanandam completed his M.A (Telugu) and worked as a Lecturer in Telugu before Jandhyala introduced him to the silver screen with a role in the movie 'Chantabbayi.' Much before that, he won the Best Supporting Actor in an Inter Collegiate Competitions in Narasaraopet in 1968 and won the fancy dress competition award for portraying the character of 'Modabbayi.' After a brief hiatus, he was given a role by D. Ramanaidu in 'Ahana Pellanta' and Brahamanandam never looked back.
Brahmanandam Atta
Brahmanandam Atta is known for C/O Kancharapalem (2018).
Brahmari
Brahmari is known for Lineman (2024).
Brahmavar
Brahmavar is known for Modada Mareyalli (1991), Samyuktha (1988) and Purushotthama (1992).
Brahmdeo Shannon Ramana
Brahmdeo Shannon Ramana is an actor, known for Medusa: Queen of the Serpents (2020), The Bay (2019) and The Armstrong and Miller Show (2007).
Braian Rivera Jimenez
Braian Rivera Jimenez is an actor, known for Naomi (2022), The Walking Dead (2010) and 13 Reasons Why (2017).
Braiden Neven
Braiden Neven is an actor, known for Beyond the American Dream (2010), Twisted Sisters (2018) and Deadly Sins (2012).
Braiden Ross
Braiden Ross is known for Steel-Man (2022) and Mountain Devil 2 (2022).
Braiden Wilcoxen-Snyder
Braiden Wilcoxen-Snyder is known for Split Screen (2023).
