Tirlok Malik, a renowned actor and film producer, is the CEO of Apple Productions and founder of nritvfilmclub. As a New York Emmy Award-nominated filmmaker, Malik has been instrumental in producing numerous films since 1990, starting with the pioneering film "Lonely in America," which was directed by Barry Alexander Brown and featured a cameo by Spike Lee.
This groundbreaking film was showcased in 74 countries, aired on HBO, and participated in 37 film festivals, earning numerous accolades. Malik continues to create films that explore the Indian American and multicultural experiences in America, making a significant impact on the industry.
Malik's work as an actor and filmmaker has garnered widespread acclaim from esteemed media outlets, including The New York Times, Hollywood Reporter, Variety, Entertainment, and more. He has also received the prestigious Pride of India Gold Medal for his outstanding work as a filmmaker from the Indian Ambassador of the USA.
In recognition of his contributions, Malik was honored with the New York Citizens' Award from the New York Mayor's Office in August 2007. Additionally, Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer presented him with a citation for his work as a filmmaker and restaurateur in 2014, declaring November 1st of that year as Tirlok Malik Appreciation Day.
As an accomplished actor, Malik has appeared in numerous television series, films, and theater productions. He has also performed in over 200 shows in New York theaters and has lent his talents to various advertisements, including Campbell Soup, Channel 7 Eyewitness News, PBS Channel 13, Microsoft, Air India, Nokia, and more.
Currently based in New York, Malik works extensively in both the US and India, leaving a lasting impact on the world of entertainment and beyond.
