Biography
Neeraj is a multiple award-winning film and theater actor, best known for his powerful performances in Ship of Theseus and Talvar. He won the Best Actor Awards at the Sakhalin International Film Festival in 2014 and the NBC Newsmakers Achievers' Awards in 2015. Neeraj is the owner of the renowned theater group Pravah, which he founded in 1996. Apart from his acting prowess, he is a trained martial artist and dancer. He most recently played leading roles in Hichki (2018) opposite Rani Mukherjee, The Field (2018) with Brendan Fraser and Once Again (2018) opposite Shefali Shah. He has also worked in Netflix's first Indian original series Sacred Games and was most recently seen in Navdeep Singh's Laal Kaptaan.
Movies & TV Shows
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Star Wars: Visions (2021) — Inquisitor (voice)
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Viceroy's House (2017) — Mahatma Gandhi
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Sacred Games (2018) — Parulkar
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Talvar (2015) — Ramesh Tandon
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Hichki (2018) — Mr. Wadia
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Paatal Lok (2020) — Sanjeev Mehra
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Detective Byomkesh Bakshy! (2015) — Dr. Anukul Guha
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Sita Ramam (2022) — Advocate
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Ship of Theseus (2012) — Maitreya
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Manto (2018) — Man at the tea stall
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The Kapil Sharma Show (2016) — Self
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Sam Bahadur (2023) — PM Jawaharlal Nehru
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Sherni (2021) — Akhil Nangia
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Four More Shots Please! (2019) — Nalin
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Laal Kaptaan (2019) — Sadullah Khan
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Monsoon Shootout (2017) — Khan
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Neeyat (2023) — Sanjay Suri
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Once Again (2019) — Amar
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Avrodh: The Siege Within (2020)
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The Hungry (2017) — Arun Kumar
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The Final Call (2019) — Krishnamurthy
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Taj Mahal 1989 (2020) — Akhtar Baig
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Line of Descent (2019) — Siddharth Sinha
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Gali Guleiyan (2018) — Liakat
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Sherdil: The Pilibhit Saga (2022) — Jim Ahmed
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Do You Wanna Partner (2025) — Vikram Walia
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Shesha Drushti (1997)
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Mohrey (2024) — Jabbar
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OutHouse (2024) — Charudatt
- Gandhi of the Month (2014) — Mr. Giri
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Sankalp (2026) — Waqar Mapillah
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Tees (2024) — Ghulam Mohammad Draboo
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Life Continues (2015)
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Ek Ruka Hua Faisla
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The Wayfarers (2019) — Chopat Lal
- Tabeer
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Samvidhaan: The Making of the Constitution of India (2014) — Mahatma Gandhi