Jacob Rajan
Jacob Rajan’s solo play Krishnan’s Diary was a breakout success in 1997. Through company Indian Ink, the Malaysian-born, Kiwi-raised Rajan has since co-created and starred in a series of plays with a run of sellout performances, plus awards in Edinburgh and a renowned American agent. On-screen, he has acted on Outrageous Fortune, Shortland Street, and in award-winning teleplay Fish Skin Suit.
It just snowballed. Jacob Rajan on the success of his first play, Krishnan's Dairy
The Changing Face of the New Zealand Dairy
2020, Narrator - Television
Hillary
2016, As: Kohli - Television
Rage
2011, As: Sandhu - Television
50 Years of New Zealand Television: 6 - A Sense of Identity
2010, Subject - Television
Here to Stay
2008, Subject - Television
Outrageous Fortune
2006 - 2007, As: Dr Bruce Khan - Television
The Insiders Guide to Love
2005, As: Dentist - Television
Chinks, Coconuts and Curry-munchers
2002, Subject - Television
The Big Art Trip - Series One, Episode Eight
2001, Subject - Television
Mercury Lane
2003, Subject - Television
The Big Art Trip
2001 - 2002, Subject - Television
Fish Skin Suit
2000, As: Moses - Television
Cover Story
1995 - 1996, As: Colin - Television
Asia Downunder/Asia Dynamic
1998, 2000, 2002, 2003, Subject - Television
Shortland Street
1996 - 1997, As: Doctor Ashwin Bashar - Television
Holmes
1997, Subject - Television