After impressing audiences with his performance in Heeramandi, Taha Shah Badussha continues to build strong momentum in his career. Working with visionary filmmaker Sanjay Leela Bhansali marked a significant turning point, allowing the actor to showcase his range on a grand, cinematic scale.
Taha Shah Badussha joins Karan Johar`s Nazdeekiyan
The actor has joined forces with producer Karan Johar for an Amazon Prime Video Original series titled Nazdeekiyan.
The project also stars Paresh Pahuja, Akanksha Singh, and Nikita Dutta, bringing together a fresh ensemble. With its focus on modern relationships and layered emotions, Nazdeekiyan promises to offer a relatable and engaging story.
Speaking about the moment, Taha shared, “Today feels very special. From being a part of Dharma’s Gippi to now collaborating again with Karan Johar, it truly feels like a full-circle journey. After working with Sanjay Leela Bhansali sir, I’m excited to explore a completely new space with Nazdeekiyan. I’m grateful and really looking forward to audiences experiencing it.”
Backed by strong creative collaborations and a diverse choice of roles, Taha Shah Badussha is steadily carving a space for himself, with Nazdeekiyan set to further elevate his rising trajectory.
Taha reacts to Paro making it to Oscars contention list
Taha Shah Badussha`s film Paro: The Untold Story of Bride Slavery made it to the contention list for the Oscars 2026.
He recalled the moment he got the news, saying, "To be honest, I was sitting here when they messaged me. So first of all, I was thinking that these people were pulling my leg and were joking. I was told by the producer and actress, Trupti (Bhoir). And I`m like, `No, no`. She had to really convince me. She said, `Hey, check the link.` I checked the link. Then I went up and down. I was seeing that these people were not joking around."
"When I found out that this was actually happening, I think I went very quiet because I didn`t understand that a film made from the heart, but a small film, can reach this level. It was a wish, but I never thought that it would actually reach this level. And then it takes a moment to sink in. I was shocked. After that, it took me half an hour to realise that it is true. Then I called everyone again, and everyone was very happy," he further shared.
Talking of releasing in India, Taha added, "Now we`re just trying to push it to get the right release."
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