Naman Jain is an Indian actor. He came to limelight for his role as ‘Balwan’ in the Bollywood film Chillar Party (2011).
Wiki/Biography
Naman Jain was born in Mumbai in 2001 (age 19 in 2020). He passed his Class 12 exam in 2019. Naman hopes to pursue a degree in mass communication after completing Class 12. He was inclined toward acting from an early age. Naman began his career as a child actor at the age of nine with the short film “The Joy of Giving” (2010).
Naman Jain’s childhood
appearance
Height: 5′10½”
Hair color: black
Eye color: black
family and caste
Not much is known about his parents. He has a sister, Krisha Jain.
Naman Jain and his sister
Profession
Naman Jain made his Bollywood debut as a child artist in 2011, playing the role of ‘Balwan’ in the film Chillar Party.
Naman Jain at Chillar Party
He subsequently appeared in Bollywood films such as Bombay Talkies (2013), Raanjhanaa (2013) and Jai Ho (2014).
Naman Jain as Jai Ho
Naman made his Marathi debut in 2014 with the role of ‘Altaf’ in the film ‘Vakratunda Mahakaaya’.
Naman Jain in Vakratunda Mahakaaya
In the same year, he made his Hollywood debut as “Guddu” in the movie “Words with Gods”. He also starred in the English-language French film The Fakir (2018).
He made his television debut in 2018 in the TV series “Swami Ramdev: Ek Sangharsh”, in which he played the role of young “Baba Ramdev”.
Swami Ramdev Ek Sangarsh poster
In 2020, he played the role of “Babloo Singh Hooda” in the Bollywood movie “Chhalaang”.
Naman Jain in Chhalang
favorite thing
- Street Food: Pani Puri, Vada Pav
- Dessert: Chocolate Ice Cream
- Travel destination: Paris
Facts/Trivia
- In his free time, Naman enjoys traveling and hanging out with friends.
- He likes electronics.
- Sharing his experience in the TV series Swami Ramdev: Ek Sangarsh, Naman said,
My knowledge of Swami Ramdev was only through this script as I had never met him in person. During this series I was paralyzed on my left side and used a prosthetic leg, which was a difficult task for me. “
- When asked in an interview how he spent the money he earned, Naman said:
I don’t know my financial situation as it is taken care of by my parents. I have no idea how much I paid for any series or movie so far. I am a gadget freak so I am always asking my parents for the latest gadgets and they happily buy them for me. “
- In 2011, he won the National Film Award for Best Child Artist for the movie “Cillar Party”.
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