Vyom yadav

Share Up and coming actor Vyom Yadav has marked his debut in a lead role with Tigmanshu Dhulia’s web series, Garmi. The show is a political drama that intricately weaves together the lives of several characters. The series is exclusively available for streaming on Sony Liv. Vyom has been receiving overwhelming responses from industry, family, friends, and fans alike for his performance in Garmi. His portrayal of a complex character has impressed many, and he has been appreciated for his acting skills and screen presence. On bagging the role of one of the lead characters in Garmi and being directed by Tigmanshu Dhulia, Vyom said, ” Bagging the role in ‘Garmi’ was truly a dream come true for me. After facing multiple rejections, getting to work with Tigmanshu sir, one of the best directors in our country, on such a grand project was a life-changing moment. Tigmanshu sir is an absolute institution on the move. Working with him was like being in an acting school, learning insightful and informative tips and tricks every day. I felt like he was a father figure to me and he has always extended unwavering support to me. He gave me the space to bring my own interpretation to the scenes as an actor, and I appreciated how open he was with my contributions. It was a dream come true to work with such a wonderful director, and I cannot wait for more opportunities to collaborate with him.” Talking about his role preparation, Vyom shared, “While preparing for my role as Arvind Shukla in ...

Table of Contents • • • • • Biography/Wiki Vyom Yadav was born on 29 September in Delhi. His zodiac sign is Libra. Vyom Yadav completed his school at St. Francis DeSales High School. Vyom Yadav completed his graduation from St. Francis De Sales School, Janakpuri, New Delhi. Height, Weight, Physical Appearance Vyom Yadav Ethnicity is Indian and he has black eyes and black hair. His height is 5′ 7″ and his weight is 70 kg. Family Vyom Yadav belongs to a Hindu Family. There is no information about his parents. His brother’s name is Sunny Yadav and his sister’s name is Manisha Yadav, Ayushi Yadav, and Megha Yadav. Career Vyom Yadav made his Hind debut with the Bollywood film Badhaai Do (2022) in which he played the role of Naman. In 2022, he appeared in the Netflix web series Delhi Crime Season 2. In 2023, he appeared as Arvind Shukla in the SonyLIV web series Some Interesting Facts About Vyom Yadav • Vyom Yadav was born and brought up in Delhi. • He is active on a social site. • He is a fitness freak and goes gym regularly. • In 2023, he appeared as Arvind Shukla in the SonyLIV web series Garmi. • In 2020 he appeared in the Google Pay App advertisement. Bio/Wiki Real Name Vyom Yadav Nickname Vyom Profession Actor Physical Stats & More Height (approx.) in centimeters- 170 cm in meters- 1.70 m in feet inches- 5’ 7” Weight (approx.) in kilograms- 70kg Personal Life Date of Birth 29 September Age Not known Birthplace Delhi Zodiac sign Libra Nationality Indian Hometown Delhi Schoo...

Actor Vyom Yadav has marked his debut in a lead role with Tigmanshu Dhulia's web series, Garmi. The show is a political drama that intricately weaves together the lives of several characters. For hos role, Vyom has been receiving overwhelming response from industry, family, friends and fans. His portrayal of a complex character has impressed many, and he has been appreciated for his acting skills and screen presence. On bagging the lead role and being directed by Tigmanshu Dhulia, Vyom said, " Garmiwas truly a dream come true for me. Jatin Goswami reveals how he bagged his role in 'Garmi' Actor Jatin Goswami, who is known for his work in 'The Great Indian Murder', 'Delhi Crime 2', and others, shared his experience working with Tigmanshu Dhulia in the political thriller 'Garmi' and how he got the opportunity to work in the web series. He said: "I have worked with Tigmanshu Sir before, Shot at historical fort 'Islamnagar', Garmi webseries set properties will be kept as it is for tourists Director Tigmanshu Dhulia’s upcoming web series ‘Garmi’ which is produced by Hemal Thakkar’s Playtime Creationn and actress Swaroop Sampat is all set to release on 21st April. The show has piqued the audiences’ interest ever since its trailer came out and now the show’s sets can be witnessed byAfter facing multiple rejections, getting to work with Tigmanshu sir, one of the best directors in our country, was a life-changing moment. Working with Tigmanshu sir was like being in an acting school...

Tigmanshu Dhulia is back in the classroom with his new show for SonyLIV. Garmi expands on ideas explored by Dhulia in his acclaimed directorial debut Haasil (2013) – the deterioration of campus culture, the takeover of student unions by political parties, the tussle between idealism and cynicism. Arvind Shukla (Vyom Yadav) arrives at Trivenipur University (modelled on University of Allahabad) with every intention of completing a masters’ degree in political science and enrolling in the Indian Administrative Service. Hot-headed, quick to stand up for his rights but directionless too, Arvind gets easily sucked into a plot to win the student body election. Could it be otherwise in the Badlands of Uttar Pradesh, where life is cheap and even a restaurant manager has a gun tucked away in his cash drawer? Arvind gets his real political education from two archrivals. One faction is let by Bindu Singh (Puneet Singh), the velvet-voiced associate of police officer Mrityunjay Singh (Jatin Goswami). The other group is headed by Govind (Anurag Thakur), the factotum of the politically connected Bairagi Baba (Veeneet Kumar) and his financier Jaiswal (Pankaj Saraswat). Puneet Singh and Vyom Yadav in Garmi. Courtesy Playtime Creationn/SonyLIV. A turf war over a lucrative civil works contract soon erupts into a bigger battle, with Arvind stuck in the middle and yanked this way and that. His only respite is his love for Surbhi (Disha Thakur) – one of the few feminine elements in an ultra-mach...

Vyom Yadav is playing a lead for the first time in the web series, Garmi, that is presently streaming on Sony Liv. Vyom's portrayal of a complex character on this show has left everyone spellbound, and the actor has received appreciation for his acting skills and screen presence. Expressing his exhilaration on bagging the role, Vyom says, "Bagging the role in 'Garmi' was truly a dream come true for me. After facing multiple rejections, getting to work with Tigmanshu Dhulia, one of the best directors in our country, on such a grand project was a life-changing moment." The actor also shared how director Tigmanshu Dhulia encouraged him on this journey. "He is an absolute institution on the move. Working with him was like being in an acting school, learning insightful and informative tips and tricks every day. I felt like he was a father figure to me, and he has always extended unwavering support to me. He gave me the space to bring my own interpretation to the scenes as an actor, and I appreciated how open he was with my contributions. It was a dream come true to work with such a wonderful director, and I cannot wait for more opportunities to collaborate with him." Earlier seen in projects like Badhaai Do and Delhi Crime, it was definitely more challenging for the actor this time to be in the lead role. Sharing his experience about role preparation, Vyom says, "While preparing for my role as Arvind Shukla in 'Garmi', I created a timeline for his character development after ev...

Actor Vyom Yadav, recently seen in Garmi, spoke about his experience working with the show creator-director Tigmanshu Dhulia. He says that this opportunity to work with Dhulia turned out to be cathartic for him and was a learning arc. The show is a political drama that weaves together the lives of several characters and is set in Prayagraj. According to IANS, he said, "Bagging the role in Garmi was truly a dream come true for me. After facing multiple rejections, getting to work with Tigmanshu sir, one of the best directors in our country, on such a grand project was a life-changing moment. Tigmanshu sir is an absolute institution on the move." About working with Dhulia, he said he felt like being in an acting school. "I felt like he was a father figure to me and he has always extended unwavering support to me. He gave me the space to bring my own interpretation to the scenes as an actor, and I appreciated how open he was with my contributions. It was a dream come true to work with such a wonderful director, and I cannot wait for more opportunities to collaborate with him.," he added. Vyom also shared that he designed a timeline for his character development after every prime incident in the script. "When I first read the script for 'Garmi', I realised that some of the qualities of the character matched with my own, but the political aspect was completely new to me. It was uncharted territory for me, and I had to spend hours watching and researching videos to be able to se...

Actor Vyom Yadav, known for his roles in Badhaai Do and Delhi Crime-2, is now receiving offers and attention for his work. The 23-year-old actor feels that the real challenge lies in picking the right script and is waiting for signed projects to be announced. Born in Varanasi and brought up in Delhi, Yadav credits his success to street plays in school and online auditions. Actor Vyom Yadav started his career with the film Badhaai Do followed by OTT series Delhi Crime-2. Tigmanshu Dhulia’s series Garmi gave his career the kind of attention he was looking for. Now, with offers and attention coming his way, the youngster feels the real test lies ahead. Garmi actor Vyom Yadav “For any actor, getting that first break is tough – to be known in the industry and to win the trust of creators, be it the directors, writers or producers. The best thing that has happened with my debut as lead was the spotlight was entirely on me, and we had a fresh young cast. It was like a jackpot for me,” says the 23-year-old actor. “Currently, not just audience but directors and casting agencies also know about my work. Thus, the initial struggle of talking about my work is over! Offers too are now coming my way. So, the real challenge now is to pick the right script! A couple of things are happening, but I am waiting for the projects to be signed and announced before I talk about them,” says Yadav. UP connect Born in Varanasi, he was brought up in Delhi where he did his schooling and engineering at...