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| occupation = actor | | occupation = actor | ||
| nationality = [[India]]n | | nationality = [[India]]n | ||
| yearsactive = | | yearsactive = 1975–2017 | ||
| death_date = {{Death date and age|2017|9|29|1950|6|22|df=y}} | | death_date = {{Death date and age|2017|9|29|1950|6|22|df=y}} | ||
| death_place = [[Mumbai]], [[Maharashtra]], India | | death_place = [[Mumbai]], [[Maharashtra]], India | ||
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===Television=== | ===Television=== | ||
Alter appeared in much Indian television series, including ''[[Samvidhaan]]'', all of which were praised by the audience for his acting.{{citation needed|date=May 2020}} In ''[[Zabaan Sambhalke]]'' he played the role of a British writer, Charles Spencers, who lives in India and wants to learn the Hindi language. He acted in the TV series ''Khamosh Sa Afsana'' (as a Husain Baba), telecast on [[Doordarshan]] in 2014–15. In November 2014, he played [[Sahir Ludhianvi]] in a stage production based on the life and work of the famous Urdu poet and film lyricist. He also played a schoolteacher in ''[[Yahan Ke Hum Sikandar]]''.<ref name=pierrot/> Alter has worked as the red robe guru in [[Mukesh Khanna]]'s TV production ''[[Shaktimaan]]'' (1998–2002). He played Indian characters in Indian television series, such as the long-running ''[[Junoon (1994 TV series)|Junoon]]'', in which he was the sadistic mob lord Keshav Kalsi.<ref name=th/> | Alter appeared in much Indian television series, including ''[[Samvidhaan]]'', all of which were praised by the audience for his acting.{{citation needed|date=May 2020}} In ''[[Zabaan Sambhalke]]'' he played the role of a British writer, Charles Spencers, who lives in India and wants to learn the Hindi language. He acted in the TV series ''Khamosh Sa Afsana'' (as a Husain Baba), telecast on [[Doordarshan]] in 2014–15. In November 2014, he played [[Sahir Ludhianvi]] in a stage production based on the life and work of the famous Urdu poet and film lyricist. He also played a schoolteacher in ''[[Yahan Ke Hum Sikandar]]''.<ref name=pierrot/> Alter has worked as the red robe guru in [[Mukesh Khanna]]'s TV production ''[[Shaktimaan]]'' (1998–2002). He played Indian characters in Indian television series, such as the long-running ''[[Junoon (1994 TV series)|Junoon]]'', in which he was the sadistic mob lord Keshav Kalsi. He anchored "[[Adabi Cocktail]]" in 2000 telecast on Urdu Television Network and interviewed Johny Walker, Naushad, TunTun, Hasan Kamaal, Adnan Sami, Jagdeep, Naqsh layalpuri and many more.<ref name=th/> | ||
===Theatre=== | ===Theatre=== | ||
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|'' | |''Atyachaar'' | ||
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|''[[Shaktiman]]'' | |''[[Shaktiman]]'' | ||
|Mahaguru | |Mahaguru | ||
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|-Sampreshan Multi Media Pvt.Ltd. | |||
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|2003-2004 | |2003-2004 | ||
|''[[Hatim (TV series)|Hatim]]'' | |''[[Hatim (TV series)|Hatim]]'' | ||
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[[Category:Male actors in Kannada cinema]] | [[Category:Male actors in Kannada cinema]] | ||
[[Category:Deaths from cancer in India]] | [[Category:Deaths from cancer in India]] | ||
[[Category:Indian amputees]] | |||