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Abi Varghese

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Indian-American writer-director-producer

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Abi Varghese
Alma materNew York University
OccupationsTelevision director,Film director
Years active2008–present

Abi Varghese is an Indian-American writer-director-producer and the Founder and Chief Creative Officer atInfamous Coconuts, a production house based in LA and presence in New York and Mumbai, India.

He has directed season 2 of Eros Now'sMetro Park as well as is best known for his Netflix seriesBrown Nation. He is also the co-director ofAkkara Kazhchakal a Malayalam sitcom that completed four seasons. He also directed the first episode of theNetflix seriesBhaag Beanie Bhaag.

His feature filmMonsoon Mangoes, which was about an amateur filmmaker claiming to be the next film legend, starredFahad Fasil andVijay Raaz.

Infamous Coconuts, the independent production company founded by Abi Varghese, is currently developing multiple digital series. The company has expanded its operations to include a full-service creative agency specializing in digital and advertising content, a production-on-hire model for international collaborations in the United States, and an event platform facilitating U.S. tours for global artists.

Personal life

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Varghese was born inAdoor,Kerala and moved out to United States at the age of four along with his parents.[1] He was working atUnilever for a short period before starting his television career. He is an alumnus ofNew York University.

Raised inEnglewood, New Jersey, he is a resident of nearbyNorwood.[2]

Television career

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Short films

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Varghese directed several short films early in his career.

Shortfilms (as director)

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YearTitleCastNotes
2010Return AddressJim Donovan, Jon Crefeld, Mary-Nicole Dorn
2009The Blood BankDan Conrad, Marc Seidenstein
2008The Master ChefDavid T. Crowe, Dan Conrad, Greg Vorob
2007WintimidationDan Conrad, Greg Vorob, Jeanine Marie Conrad
2007I'm Bill Myrtle, Your Next CongressmanGreg Vorob, Dan Conrad, Elmer J. Santos

Television serials

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Varghese is perhaps best known for hisNetflix released showBrown Nation. The show released on 15 November 2016 and currently has an 8.6 onIMDb and a 99% onRotten Tomatoes.[3][4]Akkara Kazhchakal is a Malayalam sitcom that aired on Kairali TV from 2008 to 2010.

Television Series (as director)

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YearTitleNotes
2019―presentMetro ParkEros Now
2020Bhaag Beanie BhaagNetflix
2016Brown NationNetflix
2008Akkara Kazhchakal

Film career

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Abi Varghese made his feature film directorial debut withAkkarakazhchakal: The Movie in 2011 which was released in the United States.

The movie was based out of his earlier sitcomAkkarakazhchakal. His second film isMonsoon Mangoes. which hasFahad Fasil as the lead actor.[5]He has a production house named ‘Infamous Coconut Productions'.[6]

Filmography (as director)

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YearTitleNotes
2011Akkarakazhchakal: The MovieDebut film
2016Monsoon Mangoes

References

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  1. ^"Take the world and paint it "brown"".The Times of India. 27 November 2016.ISSN 0971-8257. Retrieved29 December 2023.
  2. ^Passow, Sam."Forward Direction: Abi Varghese",The Record (Bergen County), 4 April 2017. Accessed 16 May 2017. "'We always thought the Indian community was not represented in the comedy platform, especially the Indian diaspora who are from abroad,' says Varghese, a Norwood resident who grew up in Englewood after his family immigrated here when he was a kid."
  3. ^"Brown Nation".Rotten Tomatoes.
  4. ^"Brown Nation (TV Series 2016) - IMDb".IMDb.
  5. ^"Comedy on a platter".The Hindu. 7 January 2016.ISSN 0971-751X. Retrieved12 January 2016.
  6. ^"Accent on humour".The Hindu. 29 August 2008.ISSN 0971-751X. Retrieved28 December 2015.

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