Bhasha Sumbli

Theatre Artist

Indian Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir

Quick Info

ProfessionTheatre Artist
NationalityIndian
Date of Birth06/08/1988
Age38 years
BirthplaceSrinagar, Jammu and Kashmir

Latest News about Bhasha Sumbli

01/01/2025

Bhasha Sumbli was reported as part of the cast of the film Baramulla, in which she plays Gulnaar Sayyed. The title also appears in her more recent credits alongside her earlier work in The Kashmir Files, indicating continued film activity through 2025.

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Bio/Wiki

Profession(s)Actor, Theatre Director
Famous RoleSharda Pandit in the Hindi film ‘The Kashmir Files' (2022)

Physical Stats & More

Height168 cm
Eye ColorBlack
Hair ColorBlack

Educational Qualification(s)

EducationSpecialisation In Acting
College/UniversityNational School of Drama, New Delhi
Educational QualificationStudied Acting in Koodiyattam (an ancient Indian classical acting form) and Dancing

Personal Life

ReligionHinduism

Relationships & More

Marital StatusMarried
Family
Husband/SpouseSunil Soni (theatre artist)
Parents
FatherAgni Shekhar (poet and writer)
MotherKshama Kaul (writer and political activist)

Career

DebutFilm: Chhapaak (2020) in cameo role
Upcoming FilmBaramulla (Netflix)

Some Lesser Known Facts

1. Bhasha Sumbli grew up in a Kashmiri Pandit’s migrant camp in Delhi.
2. She began writing theatre plays at 15 years old.
3. In 2014, she received the Inlaks Theatre Award for her acting talent.
4. She has served as an acting mentor on TV reality shows such as 'India’s Best Dramebaaz 2' and 'Sabse Bada Kalakar'.
5. In her free time, Bhasha Sumbli enjoys reading books and creating paintings.
6. She is a spiritual individual with a strong belief in God.
7. She has specialized in the ancient Indian classical acting form Kudiyattam.
8. Her research papers on theatre have been featured in prestigious journals such as Rang Prasang and Sahitya Akademi’s special issues.
9. She is a recipient of the Award of Fellowship (2021) by the Ministry of Culture, Government of India, for her research on “Studying the Sacred Geography of Kashmir through Dina Nath Koul Nadim’s Operas.”
10. Her recent opera, Vitasta, has been performed at prestigious cultural festivals across the country.
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