13 Facts About Partap Sharma

Partap Sharma was an Indian playwright, novelist, author of books for children, commentator, actor and documentary film-maker.

Partap Sharma's father was a civil engineer who served as Technical Advisor to governments in Ceylon, Tanganyika and Libya and later retired to their ancestral property in Punjab as a farmer.

Partap Sharma received a triple promotion and completed school at 14 before going to study at St Xavier's College, Bombay; all other universities in India required a minimum age of 16.

Partap Sharma was married to Susan Amanda Pick and they have two daughters: Namrita and Tara Sharma.

Partap Sharma has voiced many national and international award-winning documentaries and short films.

Partap Sharma is the voice on most of the Son et lumiere shows produced in India, including the one still running forty years later, at the Delhi Fort, in Delhi.

Partap Sharma is the most beautiful maiden anyone has ever seen.

Partap Sharma dedicates the book to animal lovers the world over, and particularly in India where some of the world's earliest animal stories were written, opening with,.

Partap Sharma tracked down a local thief, he got involved in a particularly unpleasant case of what seemed to be ritual murder, he got to the bottom of a series of thefts from a warehouse that had reduced the owner of the goods to despair.

Partap Sharma helped to find and return to her family a little girl, who had been kidnapped.

Partap Sharma's Sammy has travelled all the way successfully to the Scotland.

Partap Sharma has directed some outstanding documentaries, as independent producer and for the Government of India's Films Division, and Channel Four Television, UK.

Partap Sharma's is among the most marvellous voices in not just India but the world.