Actor Sanjay Mishra, who wins the National Film Award for Best Actor in a Supporting Role for Bhakshak (2024), says he is writing an autobiography covering his nearly three-decade film journey. In interviews reported after the awards, Mishra discusses how the honour reflects his long experience in cinema, and he describes aspects of his approach and work on the film.
Both outlets link the autobiography announcement to reflections on Bhakshak and on earlier parts of Mishra’s career. Free Press Journal adds detail about his role in Bhakshak, where he plays a cameraman working alongside a journalist character played by Bhumi Pednekar to expose abuse in a shelter home setting. Times of India similarly emphasizes his storytelling journey and his experience working with senior actors such as Sanjay Dutt and Ajay Devgn, describing emotional moments from those collaborations.
The outlets also mention Mishra recalling his nervous debut on the historical TV series Chanakya (1991), including a remark from a senior that his start involved “failure.” Free Press Journal further states that Mishra already has a publisher on board for the autobiography, and that the book will cover his struggles and overall journey.