13 Facts About Cyrus Broacha

Cyrus Broacha is an Indian anchor, theatre personality, comedian, political satirist, columnist, podcaster and author.

Cyrus Broacha is best known for his show Bakra on MTV India and The Week That Wasn't on CNN-News18.

Cyrus Broacha started acting at the age of five in a school play, The Emperor's New Clothes.

Cyrus Broacha did his first professional play, Brighton Beach Memoirs in 1985, directed by Pearl Padamsee.

When Cyrus Broacha was 15, he acted in his first Hindi film, Jalwa which was released in 1987.

Cyrus Broacha worked as a radio jockey and did shows like Dial-In Show in 1993.

Cyrus Broacha's candid-camera show MTV Bakra ran for 8 years.

Cyrus Broacha played the role of Cyrus, a character based on Chandler Bing in the Indian adaptation of American sitcom Friends, titled Hello Friends.

Cyrus Broacha led India's "Rock the Vote" campaign and represented MTV at the UNAIDS conference in Hanover, Germany.

Cyrus Broacha moderated the Indian segment of Be Heard - A Global Discussion With Colin Powell in February 2002.

Cyrus Broacha was the editor and host of a cricket analysis series called ESPNcricinfo Runorder, a bi-weekly show featuring former cricketers.

Cyrus Broacha took part in the second season of Bigg Boss OTT in June 2023.

Cyrus Broacha acted in films like Jalwa, 99, Little Zizou, Fruit and Nut, Mumbai Chakachak, The Shaukeens, and Roy.