Aditya Kumar is an Indian actor who works primarily in the Bollywood film industry. He is best known for his role as “Vertical” in the Hindi crime film Gangs of Wasseypur 2 (2012), which took him to the peak of his fame.
Wiki/Biography
Aditya Kumar was born on Monday, December 7, 1992 (age 30; as of 2022) in Bihar Sharif, Nalanda District, Bihar State, India. His zodiac sign is Sagittarius. He grew up in Parbela village near Patna in Bihar. Aditya studied at FRI De Nobili School in Dhanbad, Jharkhand.
Aditya Kumar childhood photos
Aditya studied in Class 10 from DAV Public School, Kumhrar, Patna, Bihar, after which he expressed his desire to his father to join an acting school to build a career in acting. Aditya later moved to Mumbai, where he studied at the National Law College in Bandra and joined Indian theater director, actor and teacher Barry John’s performing arts school Freebird Collective, setting the stage for his acting career. Base.
appearance
Height (approximately): 5′7″
Weight (approximately): 65kg
Hair color: black
Eye color: black
family
Parents and siblings
His father’s name is Jayant Kumar and mother’s name is Aasha Devi. Aditya Kumar’s father owns a car workshop in Bihar.
Aditya Kumar and his parents
wife
Aditya Kumar is unmarried.
Profession
Movie
Aditya Kumar made his Bollywood debut with the film Gangs of Wasseypur 2, starring Nawazuddin Siddiqui, Manoj Bajpayee, Richa Chadda, Huma Qureshi and Pankaj Tripathi. He plays a vertical role in the film.
Aditya Kumar plays Perpendillary in the movie Gangs of Wasseypur 2 (2012) stills
In the video, Aditya grabs the audience’s attention with his skill of rolling the blade in his mouth in a “vertical” manner.
In 2016, he played Kadambari in the movie “Kerry on Kutton”.
Aditya Kumar plays Kadambari in the movie “Kerry on Kutton” (2016)
Kumar has also acted in many other films, including “Banjo” (2016), “Dhadak” (2018), “Choke” (2020) and “Harami” (2020).
short film
Aditya Kumar has acted in some Hindi short films such as Sujata (2011) and Purple Gore (2013).
Aditya Kumar in the short film “Purple Clot Pain” (2013) Stills
web series
Aditya Kumar made her digital debut in 2017 with ALTBalaji’s Indian historical drama web series Bose: Death/Life. He plays the role of ‘Nakli Bose’ in the show. In 2018, he played the role of Rajan (Tantrik) in the web series “Cheers – Friends”. reunion. Goa.
Aditya Kumar plays Rajan (Tantrik) in the stills of the web series “Cheers – Friends”. reunion. Goa(2018)
Facts/Trivia
- Aditya Kumar is fondly called ‘Raju’ by his family and friends.
- Aditya Kumar is an animal lover. He often shares photos of himself with cats and dogs on social media.
- He has a pet dog named “Cheeni”.
Aditya Kumar’s Instagram story about his pet Cheeni
- According to his Facebook bio, one of his favorite quotes is “Acting is a life…it’s all improv.”
- He is a fitness enthusiast and practices yoga.
Aditya Kumar’s Instagram post about practicing yoga
- Aditya loves taking pictures of landscapes, animals and birds, which he often posts on his social media handles.
- In 2007, Aditya starred in Indian filmmaker Anurag Kashyap’s film Bombay Cut, but the film was never released.
- Aditya Kumar has revealed in an interview that it took him almost a decade to break out of the teen genre after playing a teen named “Vertical” in the film Gangs of Wasseypur 2 (2012). He added that even after turning thirty, he still received offers from many film producers for similar roles. Aditya said,
I consider it a blessing and an honor for Anurag (Kashyap) sir to give me this iconic role. My debut novel set the bar a little high. I have yet to find a character that lives up to his standards. I was almost 19 when I made GOW2 and now I’m turning 30 in December and people still think I’m still that teenager! I felt great when the producers approached me to play a similar role, please…bacche nahi hun main ab! ”
- Aditya revealed in an interview that he wanted to work in Karan Johar’s production house ‘Dharma Productions’ and when Indian film producer Shashank Khaitan offered him the role of Devi Lal in the film ‘Dhadak’ (2018), he wish came true. Talking about his dream of working under Karan John’s banner, Kumar said in an interview:
I grew up watching Karan Johar’s films and it has always been a dream of mine to work under his banner. This dream came true after Shashank recommended me the role of Devilal Singh in Dhadak. Big thanks to Shashank, with whom I learned new dimensions as an actor and as a person. ”
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