Satya Ranjan
- Actor
- Writer
Satya Ranjan is an well-trained, versatile Indian theatre and film actor, He is known for his unique ability to transform into characters across a wide range of genres, bringing a rare intensity and authenticity to his performances in both films and web series. His deep passion for realistic cinema has driven him to explore various forms of theatre, as well as international films.
Recently Satya Ranjan won the Best Actor award at the prestigious Shanghai International Film Festival in the Asian New Talent competition of Golden Goblet Award for his gripping performance in the film SWAHA:In the Name of Fire: (2024) directed by Abhilash Sharma. This accolade has cemented his reputation as one of the most promising talents in the Indian film industry, gaining international recognition for his dynamic acting skills.
Satya's acting career began from theatre, where he honed his craft before transitioning into cinema. He started by taking on supporting roles in notable films such as Airlift (2016), The Legend of Michael Mishra (2016), His major breakthrough came with his pivotal role in the National Award-winning Bengali film Alifa (2018), directed by Deep Chaudhary. This performance showcased his depth as an actor, earning him critical acclaim and wider recognition and in Sonchiriya (2019). Building on his success, Satya continued to impress audiences with his performances in Ghoomketu (2020), the critically acclaimed Odia anthology FOUR (2022), and his lead role in the Odia action-comedy Suka Bhaira Sholay (2023). He took on a defining role as Tobu in Nila Madhab Panda's first climate-fiction series The Jengaburu Curse (2023) where his portrayal of a complex and emotionally charged character 'Tobu' demonstrated his ability to adapt to a variety of genres and styles.
Satya draws inspiration from cinematic traditions across the globe, while also remaining deeply connected to the rich storytelling heritage of India, particularly the folk traditions of Odisha. His approach is grounded in realism, yet he brings an element of magic and surprise to each of his roles. Off-screen, Satya is known for his humility, strong work ethic, and commitment to his craft. He continues to work tirelessly, participating in both mainstream and independent film projects, always seeking opportunities that allow him to explore new dimensions of his talent. Originally hailed from Bhadrak, Odisha, Satya remains connected to his roots, often contributing to the local theatre and arts community, while studying in BCom in Bhadrak college his passion for strong literature,dramatic art and acting was really commendable.
Recently Satya Ranjan won the Best Actor award at the prestigious Shanghai International Film Festival in the Asian New Talent competition of Golden Goblet Award for his gripping performance in the film SWAHA:In the Name of Fire: (2024) directed by Abhilash Sharma. This accolade has cemented his reputation as one of the most promising talents in the Indian film industry, gaining international recognition for his dynamic acting skills.
Satya's acting career began from theatre, where he honed his craft before transitioning into cinema. He started by taking on supporting roles in notable films such as Airlift (2016), The Legend of Michael Mishra (2016), His major breakthrough came with his pivotal role in the National Award-winning Bengali film Alifa (2018), directed by Deep Chaudhary. This performance showcased his depth as an actor, earning him critical acclaim and wider recognition and in Sonchiriya (2019). Building on his success, Satya continued to impress audiences with his performances in Ghoomketu (2020), the critically acclaimed Odia anthology FOUR (2022), and his lead role in the Odia action-comedy Suka Bhaira Sholay (2023). He took on a defining role as Tobu in Nila Madhab Panda's first climate-fiction series The Jengaburu Curse (2023) where his portrayal of a complex and emotionally charged character 'Tobu' demonstrated his ability to adapt to a variety of genres and styles.
Satya draws inspiration from cinematic traditions across the globe, while also remaining deeply connected to the rich storytelling heritage of India, particularly the folk traditions of Odisha. His approach is grounded in realism, yet he brings an element of magic and surprise to each of his roles. Off-screen, Satya is known for his humility, strong work ethic, and commitment to his craft. He continues to work tirelessly, participating in both mainstream and independent film projects, always seeking opportunities that allow him to explore new dimensions of his talent. Originally hailed from Bhadrak, Odisha, Satya remains connected to his roots, often contributing to the local theatre and arts community, while studying in BCom in Bhadrak college his passion for strong literature,dramatic art and acting was really commendable.
