Shekhar Kapur Highlights

2007: Reteamed with Blanchett to direct "Elizabeth: The Golden Age," a sequel to his award winning feature "Elizabeth"
2006: Formed Virgin Comics and Virgin Animation with Sir Richard Branson, author Deepak Chopra and entrepreneurs Sharad Devarajan, Suresh Seetharaman and Gotham Chopra
2002: Helmed the remake of "Four Feathers" starring Heath Ledger, and Kate Hudson
2002: Executive produced the Bollywood-themed Andrew Lloyd Webber musical "Bombay Dreams" in London's West End
1998: Directed the Academy Award-winning period film "Elizabeth," starring Cate Blanchett, Geoffrey Rush and Joseph Fiennes
1994: Earned international success with the controversial film "Bandit Queen," originally made for British TV
1990: Acted in the Bollywood film, "Drishti"
1987: Had box-office success with the children's fantasy "Mr. India"
1983: Won praise for his directorial debut "Masoom/Innocent"
1977: Returned to India at age 25 to pursue show business career (date approximate)
Appeared as leading actor in three unsuccessful features
Established an Indian talkies film company with Ram Gopal Verma and Mani Ratnam
Emmigrated to London; worked as an accountant and later a management consultant

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