A.K.Mishra Is the CEO & Chairman of Vision Corporation Ltd.,. Mr. Mishra was Class I Government Officer from 1983 - 1985, but being a creative person by heart he resigned from his job and joined Asian Television Network. From 1985 - 2001 he worked as a CEO & MD with ATN Channel. He along with his team ushered the cable network era in India. Desired to do something more in 2002, he started his own Media & Entertainment company by the name of Vision Corporation Ltd. Mr. Mishra has directed 2 films and written 5 films. He has conceptualised more then 100 TV serials. From production and direction he then diversified to script writing. He has scripted two Hollywood movies both blockbuster hits and which have won him great acclaim. A great writer he has authored two Hindi novel's Neelkanth and Moksh. At a nascent stage now Mr. Mishra has plans to take Vision Corporation to unknown heights.
Ashok Kalra is known for Surrender (2024), Lover (2022) and Shoe Maker (2022).
Ashok Karlekar is known for Ashi Hi Bhaubij (2008).
Ashok Khanna is known for Mujhe Gale Laga Lo (1995), Uttar Dakshin (1987) and Paisa Yeh Paisa (1985).
Ashok Kheny is known for Prem Kaa Game (2010), Prasad (2012) and Neene Bari Neene (2015).
Queens-born, NYC-raised actor and writer Ashok Kondabolu (AKA "Dap") was a founding member of influential 2010s rap-group "Das Racist" before going on to co-create and star in the HBO TV series "Chillin Island" (along with its 15+ years and running companion podcast "Chillin' Island" on Spotify). The South Indian comedian is also behind NYC-variety show "Hey, How Ya Doin?" (BRIC) as well hosting the live "Untitled Kondabolu Brothers Project" and "Untitled Kondabolu Brothers Podcast" (Earwolf) with older brother, comedian Hari Kondabolu.
Ashok Kondke is known for Mumbai Special Pav Bhaji (2021), Nayak: The Real Hero (2001) and India Shining (2017).
Ashok Kumar is known for Karm Yuddh (2022).
Ashok Kumar is known for Katha Kanchiki Manam Intiki (2022).
Ashok Kumar was one of India's most famous actors from before to after its independence from the UK. As a young assistant to Bengali film-maker Himanshu Rai, he got his start in acting by accident when he volunteered to substitute for the lead actor, Jeevan Naya (1936), who fell ill before production on the film Achhut Kanya (1936) was to start. Kumar was terrified of acting in the first place, especially opposite lead actress Devika Rani, known as 'the dragon lady' for her smoking, drinking, cursing and legendary hot temper. After finishing shooting, Kumar continued with overseeing the process of the film with editing, mixing and processing. His unexpected acclaim to his role had him in demand for more acting roles, which he pursued in a few more 'Bombay Talkies' with Devika Rani. His breakthrough performance was in Kismet (1943) which ran for three years in Bombay and Calcutta and was one of the first Hindi language mega-hits of India and gained him national fame through his charismatic performances and his talented singing. From then onwards, Kumar became a sought-after actor who appeared in over 200 Hindi and a few other Indian language films, playing romantic leads or threatening villains and making Rs.300-400 a month during the 1940s and 1950s. Although his roles gradually decreased to supporting and minor parts as he got older and suffered more ill health, his popularity in India never diminished and he was often in demand for cameos and live convention appearances. From the 1990s to his death, he lived in a comfortable retirement in Bombay with a slew of Indian films to show for his work.