Ugesh Sarcar

Sarcar was born and brought up in Bangalore (now Bengaluru) to a Punjabi Rajput family. He was introduced to magic at the age of eight and began training under his father. Sarcar is a school dropout. Before pursuing magic professionally, he worked various jobs, including stints in call centres and marketing. He has stated that these jobs helped him understand human psychology, which he later applied to his performances. Prior to his public debut, he practiced for 18 hours a day and isolated himself for three years to prepare. He cites his father and David Copperfield as his favorite magicians. ==Career==

Television and film Sarcar gained prominence with his show 3rd Degree, which aired on the channel UTV Bindass. In 2015, Sarcar anchored a television show titled Asambhav Sambhav. The show was designed to include humour and magic acts performed on Bollywood celebrities. Sarcar also worked as the technical director for magic on the film Guzaarish. He has expressed a desire to move away from traditional magic clichés, such as slicing a woman in half, preferring acts that manipulate the mind. Writing In September 2025, Sarcar launched his book What Matters: Volume One – Credibility. The book is described as a guide to "being human" and involves a narrative about an invitation-only college where students undergo experiments to dismantle their self-perceptions. ==References==