Shashi most recently filmed OBITUARY, created by John Hayes for RTÉ and Hulu.
On film, he appears opposite Cosmo Jarvis in IT IS IN US ALL and as ‘Edouard’ in AISHA, directed by Frank Berry.
He appeared in the 6-part drama THE GONE, directed by Hannah Quinn and produced by Blinder Films for TVNZ and RTÉ.
Recent film and television appearances include PEAKY BLINDERS on BBC1 and Netflix and ‘Geoffrey’ in the Dutch TV series SPECTACULAR. NORMAL PEOPLE, directed by Lenny Abrahamson for Element Pictures; THE DECEIVED, written by Lisa McGee (Derry Girls); and THE DROWNING for Unstoppable. DARKLANDS, THE LAST RIGHT with Deadpan Pictures and COLD COURAGE, aired on AMC+ and BritBox.
Additional film and television credits include QUANTICO, directed by Russell Lee Fine for ABC; Zoltan in METAL HEART; INTO THE BADLANDS, created by Alfred Gough and Miles Miller for AMC; COME HOME for the BBC and Chef Collins in ROYALLY EVER AFTER for Hallmark. 6-part drama REDWATER, directed by Jesper W. Nielson for the BBC; THE FALL, created by Alan Cubitt (BBC); THE SECRET, directed by Nick Murphy (ITV); THE FLAG, with Treasure Entertainment and BAD DAY FOR THE CUT, directed by Chris Baugh.
Previous screen appearances include Steven Spielberg’s SAVING PRIVATE RYAN, SPEED DATING, HARRY POTTER AND THE GOBLET OF FIRE, 50 DEAD MEN WALKING, Pedro in Anthony Byrne’s award-winning feature film SHORT ORDER, IFTA award-winning RTÉ drama LOVE/HATE created by Stuart Carolan for Octagon Films, CAMELOT on Starz, GLASSLAND directed by Gerard Barrett with Element Pictures (‘Best Irish Feature Film’ Galway Film Fleadh 2014), CHARLIE directed by Kenny Glenaan for Touchpaper TV and British crime drama LINE OF DUTY created by Jed Mercurio for the BBC.
Other television work includes AMBER, directed by Thaddeus O’Sullivan for Screenworks; Detective Superintendent Vikram Singh in the two-part crime drama UNDENIABLE, written by Chris Lang for ITV. SCÚP with Stirling Television; Vik Cullen in RED ROCK on Virgin Media and VIKINGS – Season 4 directed by Ciaran Donnelly for History.
Stage work includes A WOMAN OF NO IMPORTANCE (Abbey Theatre), HAMLET and KING LEAR (Second Age), THE MASSACRE AT PARIS and KEY WEST directed by Jimmy Fay (Bedrock), JUDAS OF THE GALLARUS (Peacock Theatre) and JULIUS CAESAR (Loose Cannon).