Gotham Chopra

Gotham Chopra has established a multifaceted career in media, with a particular emphasis on sports. His entrepreneurial ventures include co-founding companies such as Religion of Sports, Liquid Comics, Chopra Media, and the Chopra Well. His extensive work in sports media includes collaborating with high-profile athletes like Tom Brady, LeBron James, Kobe Bryant, Simone Biles, and Michael Strahan. He has also produced and directed a range of notable sports documentaries and docuseries, such as "The Little Master," "I Am Giant," "Decoding Deepak," and "Religion of Sports."

Chopra's contributions to the field extend to hosting roles, such as his tenure on the Oprah Winfrey Network's talk show, Help Desk, in 2014. His expertise in the intersection of sports and society is evident in his docuseries "Why We Fight" and "Shut Up and Dribble," both of which received multiple Sports Emmy nominations. Chopra's work on "Tom vs Time," a deep-dive examination of Tom Brady's off-season training, was recognized with a Sports Emmy in 2019. Continuing to explore critical moments in athletes' careers, he produced the docuseries "Greatness Code" in 2020 and 2022, and "Man in the Arena: Tom Brady," which was nominated for two Sports Emmys.

Beyond cinematic storytelling, Chopra has also made significant contributions to podcasting. He hosts several podcasts for Religion of Sports, including "Man in the Arena: Tom Brady" and "Why Sports Matter." Additionally, he produces the podcast "Crushed," which delves into the issue of steroids in baseball. Chopra's work in 2022 included directing "Passion Play: Russell Westbrook," a documentary offering an inside look at the NBA star, and receiving a nomination at the 2022 Sports Emmy Awards for his docu-series "Simone Vs Herself." These multifaceted experiences illustrate Chopra's deep understanding of sports, society, and the power of storytelling.