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Film and Television Institute of India chairman gajendra chauhan is shooting for a Bengali film, Danga, based on Syama Prasad Mukherjee.

On the agenda is the formation of a new governing council

Gajendra Chauhan fondly known as Dharamraj Yudhishthira is back on small screen post Kya Hua Teraa Vaada.

It’s been 111 days that the students at the Film and Television Institute of India (FTII) have been on a strike, protesting against the appointment of gajendra chauhan, as the chairman of the Governing Council. On Tuesday, students of FTII finally got an audience with the Joint Secretary, Sanjay Murthy. However, even though the students are hopeful that the logjam will finally end, nothing substantial came out of the two-hour long meet. And while a fresh round of meetings are scheduled for today, students feel positive about this development.

Police lathicharged the students and a banner saying "Tyranny of the elected" was taken off as protests marked the first day of controversial actor gajendra chauhan assuming office as chairman of the premier Film and Television Institute of India in Pune.

Gajendra Chauhan has worked in over 50 films, where his roles have ranged from cameos — in mainstream films such as 'Baghban' and 'International Khiladi' — to rather 'meaty' ones in 'Khuli Khidki' and 'Vasna'.

While the mood at the FTII campus evoked discontentment and the strike is likely to continue, Pune Times spoke to gajendra chauhan who is all set to take over the official charge as the chairman of the governing council.

The government today refused to yield to the demand of agitating students and alumni members of FTII-Pune for reconsidering the appointment of TV actor and BJP's gajendra chauhan as the head of the institute but gave number of assurances including non-interference in the functioning of the prestigious establishment.

Strikes to continue at FTII as the I&B Ministry refuses to change their decision of appointing gajendra chauhan as the chairman of the Governing Council.

Stop the strike and give me a chance, says FTII Chairman, gajendra chauhan, who has never been to the institute ever

Gajendra Chauhan sought divine blessings at Golden Temple

The government on Friday defended the appointment of gajendra chauhan as head of FTII, saying it wanted someone who could devote time to the premier institute.

Praveen Kumar Sobti aka Bhim of iconic Mahabharat TV serial who died due to cardiac arrest on Monday night, was a tall man with a big heart who never lagged behind in helping his junior artists. This is how gajendra chauhan aka Yudishthira, co-artist of Praveen Kumar Sobti, remembers him while paying tribute.

The Pune police on Wednesday served notices to 17 FTII students warning them of action if they create law and order situation when gajendra chauhan takes charge as the chairman of the institute on Thursday.

It would seem so if one goes by the copy of a file noting received from the information and broadcasting ministry in response to an RTI query.

Gajendra Chauhan had maintained his willingness to meet the FTII students throughout the 139-day protest and thereafter and as he prepares to hold the first society meeting as the chairman of the Governing Council of the institute on December 18, students remain divided in opinion. They are yet to see eye to eye with their new decision maker. Plus, all’s not well on campus.

It has been a month of protests at the Film and Television Institute of India (FTII) against the appointment of gajendra chauhan as the chairman of the Governing Council.

Ninety-eight days have passed since the students of the Film and Television Institute of India (FTII) began their protest against the appointment of gajendra chauhan as the chairman of the Governing Council. And as students are sitting in batches of three to continue with the indefinite huger strike, the government seems to have finally agreed to initiate talks with them.