| Sanjay Goradia is an Indian actor, director, and producer known for over a hundred Gujarati plays. |
| Born in Gujarat, he later moved to Mumbai as a child where he lived in difficult conditions. |
| Family struggles influenced Sanjay’s childhood as his parents fought daily due to his father's addictions. |
| Facing hardships, Sanjay experienced the loss of his sister and brother at a young age. |
| After his father's stroke, Sanjay and his family were supported by an Ayurveda shop owned by his uncle. |
| Growing up, he witnessed his younger brother's descent into alcohol addiction. He began working at a medical store. |
| Starting in theatre in 1979, Sanjay's first hit play was "Maa Retire Hoti Hai" in 1999. |
| Success allowed him to purchase a house and start a family. |
| Despite his success, family issues persisted as he endeavoured to support his relatives. |
| Through hard work, he progressed from backstage roles to become a successful producer. |
| In acting, he collaborated with notable actors in Gujarati plays, such as "Aa Family Fantastic Chhe." |
| Sanjay also ventured into directing Gujarati plays, including "Baa Retire Thai Chhe" and "Chup Raho Khush Raho." |
| In addition to Gujarati productions, he produced successful Hindi plays like "Pati, Patni Aur Mein." |
| Sanjay has a diverse acting career, featuring appearances in Hindi TV shows and films alongside renowned actors. |
| Apart from Hindi roles, he has also been part of Gujarati films, such as "Baap No Bagicho" and "Vaahlam Jaao Ne." |
| He has worked with Bollywood stars like Shatrughan Sinha and Jaya Bachchan in various plays. |
| After directing 25 plays, Sanjay admitted feeling a sense of boredom and sought new challenges. |
| A failed Gujarati play prompted the launch of Sanjay Goradia Productions. |
| Sanjay shared sacrifices made for his acting career, including avoiding cold water and refining his speech. |
| Several of his plays are available on OTT platforms, showcasing his diverse portfolio. |
