wirte biography sketch of sumedh mudgalkar, mallika singh
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Mudgalkar made his acting debut in Channel V’s Dil Dosti Dance, a dance-based youth show where he portrayed the role of Raghav aka Raghavendra Pratap. Then he became known for portraying the negative role of Yuvraj Sushim in the Indian historical drama Chakravartin Ashoka Samrat.[3]
Sumedh next moved to the Marathi film industry with a cameo in the 2016 film Ventilator as Karan. He then appeared in Manjha, which was his first film as a lead actor, in which he portrayed the role of a psychopath named Vicky.[4] In 2018, Sumedh played the role of Salil in Bucket List.[5] Currently he is shooting for the Marathi film Mann Yedyagat Zaala. [6]
Since 2018, Sumedh has been playing the role of Lord Krishna in Swastik Picture's magnum opus Radhakrishn which started on 1 October on Star Bharat. In 2018, he featured in the Marathi music video "Bekhabar Kashi Tu" alongside Sanskruti Balgude.[7]
Sumedh is famous for his role of Krishna in RadhaKrishn.
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Biographical sketch of Sumedh Mudgalkar and Mallika singh
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Sumedh Mudgalkar
Sumedh Mudgalkar is an Indian TV & film actor. The Marathi dancer turned actor has played the role of Krishna in the mythological serial RadheKrishn, which aired on Star Bharat.
Sumedh Vasudev Mudgalkar was born on 2 November 1996 (age 21; as in 2018) in Pune, Maharashtra.
Since childhood, he was obsessed with dance. His family also supported him and he shifted from Pune to Mumbai to pursue his dreams.
His passion for dance inspired him to showcase his talent in Dance Maharashtra Dance (2012).
And in 2013, he contested in Dance India Dance 4, where his impressive dancing display earned him the nickname of “Beat King.”
His impressive dancing display at the Dance India Dance 4 earned him his debut acting opportunity in Channel V’s dance-based show Dil Dosti Dance (2014), where he played the role of Raghav.
His acting skills were first recognised when he played the negative role of “Yuvraj Sushim” in Colors TV’s historical drama serial Chakravartin Ashoka Samrat.
Being a Marathi, he always wanted to showcase his acting in Marathi entertainment industry; and made his first appearance in the Marathi film industry with a small role in the film Ventilator (2016) as Karan.The very next year, he grabbed his first Marathi film as a lead actor in Manjha, where he played the role of Vicky, a psychopath character.His role of young Krishna in Swastik Picture’s mythological show RadhaKrishn provided him with the breakthrough role that ruled the hearts of people.
Mallika singh
Mallika Singh was born on 15 September 2000 (18 years; as in 2018) in Jammu, Jammu & Kashmir, India. She made her TV debut with the Star Bharat’s mythological drama serial ‘RadhaKrishn’ (2018). Mallika is portraying the role of ‘Radha‘ in the serial. The show is based on the epic love saga of Lord Krishna and Radha. Although she is from Jammu, she came to Mumbai, Maharashtra to visit her maternal aunt but got selected for the role of Radha opposite Sumedh Mudgalkar (playing the role of Krishna). This proved to be the turning point in her life.
Mallika Singh stands tall at 5’ 4” and weighs around 50 kg.Her eyes are brown in color and her hair is black.
Mallika Singh was born in a Hindu family. She has one younger sister. Her mother, Ruby Singh, is a choreographer and a classical dance teacher in Jammu.
She is unmarried as of now.
Mallika Singh faced difficulties when she shifted to Mumbai because of the different lifestyle than Jammu. She used to cry a lot but her mother kept her busy with dancing and auditions.
Mallika Singh completed her schooling from Seven Square Academy School. According to her, she was never interested in acting; and it was only after her mother’s insistence that she gave the auditions for the role of ‘Radha.’ Mallika was in 10th standard when she gave the auditions. After a long gap of two and a half years, the producer of Star Bharat’s ‘RadhaKrishn’, Sidharth Kumar, informed her that she was selected. She also said that she got the role of ‘Radha’ because of her innocent persona.