Winco Prakash
- Actor
While in X std, WinCo Prakash was in the co-ordinating team for the touring
Shakesperiana Company, where the actor Shashi Kapoor and his wife late
Jennifer were the main actors.
While doing graduation have co-scripted, co-directed and acted in plays/skits namely; 'The case of the missing Electron', 'When Shakespeare Comes to India' and 'A mathematical miscalculating machine'.---all were highly acclaimed. Was the main character in the first and last plays and was awarded best actor award in the first one and best supporting actor in the second one.
He served in the IAF as an officer and took VRS as Wing Commander. While in the service, he has been active as officer in charge of Cultural and dramatic clubs. As dramatic club in charge was actively involved in planning activities and participating in cultural performances like songs, dances and skits/dramas. Directed a murder cum mystery drama Andheri Kotri as an entry for a major Drama Competition. It won a number of awards and critical acclaim for direction. Directed a mythological drama on Emperor Ashoka, which also won numerous awards.
While doing graduation have co-scripted, co-directed and acted in plays/skits namely; 'The case of the missing Electron', 'When Shakespeare Comes to India' and 'A mathematical miscalculating machine'.---all were highly acclaimed. Was the main character in the first and last plays and was awarded best actor award in the first one and best supporting actor in the second one.
He served in the IAF as an officer and took VRS as Wing Commander. While in the service, he has been active as officer in charge of Cultural and dramatic clubs. As dramatic club in charge was actively involved in planning activities and participating in cultural performances like songs, dances and skits/dramas. Directed a murder cum mystery drama Andheri Kotri as an entry for a major Drama Competition. It won a number of awards and critical acclaim for direction. Directed a mythological drama on Emperor Ashoka, which also won numerous awards.
