Aatm Prakash Mishra

Some Lesser Known Facts About Aatm Prakash Mishra

• Aatm Prakash Mishra is an Indian actor, singer, and theatre director who predominantly works in Indian web series. He is known for his role of ‘Bachhu’ in “Jamtara – Sabka Number Aayega” (2020).

• Reportedly, Aatm Prakash left his house in Bahraich, Uttar Pradesh, trying to pursue a career in acting.

• According to some sources, Aatm Prakash directed four plays and theatre workshops while he was an intern in theatres for a year.

• One of the theatrical productions directed by Aatm Prakash Mishra includes the play ‘Jati Hi Pucho Sadhu Ki’ (2016) – a play by the group named ‘Satvik Art Society.’

  

• In an interview, Aatm Prakash revealed that he was a great admirer of the late Bollywood Irrfan Khan. ^[10]The Tribune

• In an interview, Aatm Prakash revealed that his favourite genre was horror. ^[11]The Tribune

• Aatm Prakash is a skilled photographer. ^[12]Aatm Prakash Mishra – LinkedIn

• Aatm Prakash Mishra has worked as an actor in many theatrical productions.

  

• Reportedly, Aatm Prakash has formed a music band named ‘Mandi House Band.’

• According to some sources, Aatm Prakash was among the chorus singers who sang the song ‘Chal Tu Apna Kaam Kar’ from the film “Newton” (2017).

• Reportedly, Aatm Prakash has worked with veterans like Padmashree Bansi Kaul, Sanjay Upadhayaya, Alok Chatterjee, Late Chandrahas Tiwari, Nicolas Dutch, Devendra Raj Ankur, and many more.

• According to some sources, in many interviews, Aatm Prakash credited his success to his uncle Shivkesh Mishra – an associate editor at India Today. Aatm Prakash Mishra believed that his uncle helped him choose this career by recognising his capabilities and potential. ^[13]The Tribune While talking about this in an interview, Atam Prakash said,
  

  It was quite amazing and unexpected. The credit goes to my uncle, who sent me to Bhopal from a small town, Bahraich in Uttar Pradesh. I did theatre for one-and-a-half years with my first mentor Alok Chatterji. Bhopal taught me a lot in four years. After which I came to Mumbai, went through the audition process and got work.” ^[14]The Tribune