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Gotham Chopra
Born
Gautama Chopra

(1975-02-23) February 23, 1975 (age 49)
Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.
Children1
FatherDeepak Chopra
RelativesMallika Chopra (sister)
Sanjiv Chopra (uncle)
WebsiteLiquid Comics
Religion of Sports
The Chopra Well channel

Gotham Chopra (born Gautam Chopra on February 23, 1975) is an American sports documentarian, media entrepreneur, producer, podcast host, director, journalist, and author.[1] He is a co-founder of Religion of Sports, Liquid Comics, Chopra Media, and the Chopra Well.[1][2] He is known for his sports-centric films, having worked with athletes such as Tom Brady, LeBron James, Kobe Bryant, Simone Biles and Michael Strahan.[1][3][4]

Early life

Chopra was born Gautam Chopra in what is now part of the Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, Massachusetts in 1975, the son of spiritualist and author Deepak Chopra and his wife, Rita.[5][6][7] He is a first-generation American and the first in his family to be born outside of India.[1] He and his sister Mallika were raised in the Boston suburb of Lincoln.[8][9][1] As a child, Chopra was extremely interested in sports, enough that his mother worried that he would never have a career.[6] He is a lifelong Red Sox, Patriots, Celtics, and Bruins fan.[1][7] His favorite athlete while growing up was Larry Bird.[1] At age 13, he went on tour "as a roadie" with Michael Jackson, a friend of his father's, on his Dangerous World Tour.[8] Chopra's father was busy and rarely home during the first years of Chopra's childhood.[10][6] He recalls that his father drank and smoked a lot until he joined the Transcendental Meditation (TM) movement when Chopra was five.[6][10] The family as a whole started practicing TM.[6]

Chopra graduated from Belmont Hill School in 1993, then Columbia University with a bachelor's degree in English and Literature.[9][11][12][13] In 1993, while Chopra was in college, the family relocated to California.[6] While at Columbia, he wrote his first book, Child of the Dawn, and helped Michael Jackson write lyrics to his songs.[14][13][15]

Career

After graduating from Columbia, Chopra was a news anchor for the Los Angeles-based Channel One News, which broadcast to teenagers in social studies classes across the United States.[6][9] He found out later that he was hired because one of the Channel One executives was a fan of his fathers'.[6] He became a war correspondent and was stationed internationally.[16][15][6][17] It was during this time that a producer recommended Chopra change the spelling of his name, Gautam, to match how he pronounced it to prevent mispronunciation.[18][5] In August 2001, he was arrested at Islamabad International Airport when empty bullet shells were found in his bag. These were a gift from the Taliban, who he had been in Pakistan to interview. His father, at this point popular within celebrity circles, called Colin Powell and arranged his release. Within a few weeks, 9/11 occurred and Chopra's interview tapes were confiscated.[6] Other interviews he conducted during this time were with George W. Bush, John Glenn, and the Dalai Lama.[15][5] He left Channel One in 2005.[9][15] Between 2006 and 2008, he worked as a consultant for Current TV.[9]

In 2000, he co-founded Chopra Media with his sister Mallika.[9] This company primarily develops media initiatives for their father but also oversees television shows and films.[19] In 2012, Chopra launched the YouTube channel The Chopra Well along with his father and sister.[9][2] This channel features a number of healthy and spiritual living tips, guided meditations, and guest interviews.[20] At its debut, Vicente Fox, Paulo Coelho, Lisa Ling, and Fran Drescher were featured.[20] Chopra helped create a virtual reality meditation video game, called Finding Your True Self, with his father in 2016.[21]

In 2006, he, Sharad Devarajan, and Suresh Seetharaman co-founded Virgin Comics and convinced Sir Richard Branson to invest.[16][2] In 2008, the company changed its name to Liquid Comics following management changes.[22] Chopra co-created the Bulletproof Monk comics with Brett Lewis and R. A. Jones.[17] Chopra also produced the 2003 film based on the series.[23] Devarajan, Chopra, and Seetharaman established Graphic India in 2011 under the Liquid Comics name. This company focuses on the Indian youth market and the creation of characters inspired by Indian myth and legend.[24][10] Peter Chernin joined the team as an investor in 2013 and is a joint owner of Graphic India.[25]

In 2012, Chopra created, produced, and directed Decoding Deepak about his father.[26] In 2014, Chopra hosted the talk show Help Desk on the Oprah Winfrey Network.[18][27] In 2015, he was the executive producer on Kobe Bryant's Muse on Showtime.[7][4] He also directed The Little Master, a documentary about Indian cricketer Sachin Tendulkar as part of ESPN's 30 for 30 series,[7][4] and directed and produced I Am Giant about New York Giants wide receiver Victor Cruz.[28]

Religion of Sports

Religion of Sports, a sports-focused media company, was founded in 2016 by Chopra, Michael Strahan, and Tom Brady.[29][3][30] Chopra created, directed, produced, and narrated the docuseries Religion of Sports, which examines the profound influence sports can have on societies and cultures beyond entertainment value.[31] The show's third series aired in 2018.[32]

Religion of Sports' Why We Fight, an eight-part docuseries about opioid addiction in sports starring Zachary Wohlman, received a Sports Emmy nomination in 2018 in Outstanding Serialized Sports Documentary.[33][34] This was Chopra's first Sports Emmy nomination.[33] Also in 2018, Tom vs Time, a docuseries about Tom Brady's off-season training. The series aired on Facebook Watch.[1][35] It won a Sports Emmy for Outstanding Serialized Sports Documentary in 2019.[36][37] The same year, Shut Up and Dribble was nominated for Outstanding Open/Tease and Outstanding Sports Promotional Announcement at the Sports Emmys.[38] The three-part docuseries, which aired on Showtime, was inspired by Fox News host Laura Ingraham's February 2017 comment that LeBron James and Kevin Durant should stay out of politics and "shut up and dribble".[39][32] The series, produced by LeBron James and directed by Chopra, shows "attempts by NBA players to bring about social change and speak up politically" throughout the years.[3][40][41][32] The first season of Greatness Code, which highlights defining moments in athletes' careers, aired in July 2020; the second season aired in May 2022.[42] The ESPN+ series Man in the Arena: Tom Brady, which focuses on Tom Brady's career, was nominated for two Sports Emmys.[43]

Chopra is also involved with several podcasts for Religion of Sports, including as the host for Man in the Arena: Tom Brady and Why Sports Matter (with Tom Brady and Michael Strahan).[32][29][43] He produces Crushed, a podcast about steroids in baseball, in collaboration with PRX.[44]

Personal life

Chopra married doctor Candice Chen c. 1993; the couple have a son, Krishnan.[45][46][47][48][1] As of 2022, Chopra is based in Los Angeles.[1]

Works

Books and comics

Year Title Co-writer(s) ISBN Ref
1996 Child of the Dawn ISBN 978-1-878424-24-2 [13][15]
1998 Bulletproof Monk Brett Lewis, R.A. Jones, Michael Avon Oeming ISBN 978-1-582402-44-4 [7]
2002 Familiar Strangers: Uncommon Wisdom in Unlikely Places ISBN 978-0-385499-67-5 [49][15]
2011 The Seven Spiritual Laws of Superheroes: Harnessing Our Power to Change the World Deepak Chopra ISBN 978-0-062059-66-6 [17][2]
Walking Wisdom: Three Generations, Two Dogs, and the Search for a Happy Life Deepak Chopra ISBN 978-1-401310-34-9 [50][17]

Filmography

Year Title Type Director Producer Other Subject Awards Ref
2003 Bulletproof Monk Film Yes Based on the Bulletproof Monk comics by Chopra, Brett Lewis, R.A. Jones, Michael Avon Oeming 2003, Teen Choice Award nominee (Choice Movie - Drama/Action Adventure) [23][15][13]
Soul of Healing Film Yes Deepak Chopra [51]
2006 How to Know God Film Yes Deepak Chopra [52]
2007 The Seven Spiritual Laws of Success Film Yes The Seven Spiritual Laws of Success, Deepak Chopra [53]
2008 The Love Guru Film Actor [54]
2011 Seven Brothers TV series Yes Based on the Seven Brothers comic by John Woo [citation needed]
2012 Decoding Deepak Documentary Yes Yes Writer Deepak Chopra 2012, IFFLA winner (Audience Awards: Best Documentary) [26][48][55]
2013 Help Desk TV series Yes Host Advice [18][27]
Chakra: The Invincible Film Yes Creator Based on the Chakraverse series by Chopra, Devarajan, and Stan Lee [56][57]
2015 The Little Master Documentary Yes Yes Sachin Tendulkar [7][4]
Kobe Bryant's Muse Documentary Yes Yes Kobe Bryant 2015, Clio bronze winner [7][4][1][58]
I Am Giant Documentary Yes Victor Cruz [28]
2016 72 Hours Docuseries Yes Yes [28]
David Ortiz: The Last Walk Off Docuseries Yes Yes David Ortiz [59][60]
Finding Yourself Docuseries Yes Deepak Chopra [citation needed]
Chakra the Invincible: The Rise of Infinitus Film Creator, writer Based on the Chakraverse series by Chopra, Devarajan, and Stan Lee [56]
2017 Uninterrupted Presents Docuseries Yes [citation needed]
89 Blocks Documentary Yes East St. Louis Senior High School Flyers 2017, Sports Emmy nominee (Outstanding Long Sports Documentary); 2018, Clio bronze winner [61][62][63]
Tailwhip Documentary (short) Yes BMX [citation needed]
2018 Tom vs Time Docuseries Yes Yes Cinematographer Tom Brady 2019, Sports Emmy winner (Outstanding Serialized Sports Documentary) [9][1][64]
Truck is Uninterrupted Documentary (short) Yes [citation needed]
Shut Up and Dribble Docuseries Yes Yes LeBron James 2021 NAACP Image Awards nominee (Outstanding Documentary (Television)); 2019 Sports Emmys nominee (Outstanding Open/Tease; Outstanding Sports Promotional Announcement at the Sports Emmys) [1][29][65]
2016-2018 Religion of Sports Docuseries Yes Yes Creator, writer, narrator Sports [48][66]
2019 Wiz Khalifa: Behind the Cam Docuseries Yes Wiz Khalifa [67]
Why We Fight Docuseries Yes Zachary Wohlman, opioid addiction 2018, Sports Emmy nominee (Outstanding Serialized Sports Documentary) [33][68][34]
Headstrong: Mental Health and Sports Documentary Yes Mental health, Justise Winslow, Nathan Braaten, Hayden Hurst, Clint Malarchuk [citation needed]
Stephen vs. The Game Docuseries Yes Yes Stephen Curry [1]
2020 The Great Brady Heist Documentary Yes Tom Brady [69]
Greatness Code Docuseries Yes Yes Athletes 2021, Sports Emmy winner (Outstanding Post-Produced Graphic Design); 2021, Sports Emmy nominee (Outstanding Edited Sports Series; Outstanding Editing - Short Form) [28][1][42][70][71][72]
2021 Simone vs Herself Docuseries Yes Yes Simone Biles 2022, Sports Emmy nominee (Outstanding Documentary Series) [1][73]
Passion Play: Russell Westbrook Documentary Yes Russell Westbrook [74][75]
2021-2022 Man in the Arena: Tom Brady Docuseries Yes Yes Tom Brady 2022, Sports Emmy nominee (Excellent Documentary Sequence; Excellent Enhancing Lengthy-Type) [1][43][76]
TBD Helen Believe Documentary Yes Helen Maroulis [77]
The Leaves Film Yes The Leaves comic by Kevin J. Walsh and Ashwin Chikerur [78][79]
The Adventurers Club TV show Yes Yes Creator Based on The Adventurers Club comic [80]
The Sadhu Film Yes Screenwriter, creator Based on The Sadhu comic by Chopra and Jeevan Kang [80][81]
The 36 Yes Based on novel by Deepak Chopra [82]
Dinner with Deepak Reality TV Yes Deepak Chopra [83]

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