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Kumar Saurabh

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Kumar Saurabh[edit]

Kumar Saurabh (born 12 September 1992) is an Indian actor known for his roles in films and web series across Hindi cinema. He gained recognition for his performances in movies such as Baaghi 2 (2018), Shamshera (2022), and Maharani (2022), as well as for his work in the web series Shiksha Mandal (2022).

Early Life and Education[edit]

Kumar Saurabh was born in Faridabad, Haryana, India. He completed his schooling in Haryana before moving to Bihar, where he graduated in Political Science from D.S. College, Katihar, in 2009. He later pursued an acting course at the Madhya Pradesh School of Drama (M.P.S.D.) in Bhopal, which laid the foundation for his career in acting.

In 2014, Saurabh moved to Mumbai to pursue a career in the entertainment industry.

Career[edit]

Kumar Saurabh's acting career began in 2016 with a role in the Bollywood film Laal Rang, where he portrayed the character of 'Shani Baba' alongside Randeep Hooda. This marked his debut in the film industry. Following this, he appeared in the film Veerappan (2016), playing a minor role as a gang member. He continued to take on supporting roles in films such as Dongri Ka Raja (2016), where he played 'Goonga', and Baaghi 2 (2018), where he was cast as 'Chhotu'. His portrayal of 'Chhotu' brought him significant attention, as the film was a commercial success.

In 2022, Saurabh gained further recognition for his roles in Shamshera and Maharani. In Shamshera, he played the character 'Chooha', sharing screen space with prominent actors such as Ranbir Kapoor and Sanjay Dutt. In Maharani, he portrayed the role of a sanyasi, further establishing his versatility as an actor. His work in these films led to an increased profile in the industry.

Saurabh has also appeared in the web series Shiksha Mandal (2022), where he played the role of Nanhe, adding to his growing list of digital appearances. He also featured in UT69 (2023), playing the role of 'Ashraf', a jail mate of Raj Kundra.

Filmography[edit]

Filmography
Film/Series Title Role Year
UT69 Ashraf 2023
Guns and Gulaabs Magic Performer 2023
Mumbaikar Raju 2023
Shiksha Mandal Nanhe 2022
Maharani Sanyasi 2022
Shamshera Chooha 2022
Nirmal Pathak Ki Ghar Wapsi Lablabiya 2022
High Pakhya 2020
Blank Farooq’s Neighbour 2019
Baaghi 2 Chhotu 2018
Baaraat Company Diljala 2017
The Foreigner Shorty 2017
Dongri Ka Raja Goonga 2016
Veerappan Gang Man 2016
Laal Rang Shani Baba 2016

Personal Life and Struggles[edit]

Saurabh’s journey to becoming a recognized actor in the Indian film and television industry has been marked by perseverance. Having moved from Bihar to Mumbai with limited resources, he faced several challenges in securing acting roles. His initial work included appearances in television shows like *Crime Patrol*, which helped him gain experience before transitioning to feature films.

Despite these early challenges, Saurabh's continued effort in refining his craft has led to notable roles in both mainstream films and digital content. He has also been vocal about his experiences and the difficulties he encountered in the film industry, highlighting the importance of persistence and hard work.

Recognition and Future Projects[edit]

Kumar Saurabh has garnered attention for his diverse roles in both films and digital content. His performances in high-profile projects such as Baaghi 2, Shamshera, and Maharani have established him as a versatile actor in contemporary Indian cinema. He is also set to appear in upcoming projects such as *Guns and Gulaabs* (2023) and *UT69* (2023), further expanding his presence in the industry.

Saurabh’s growing portfolio reflects his ability to take on a variety of characters, from supporting roles in major films to nuanced performances in web series. His future in the industry appears promising, with many anticipating his continued evolution as an actor.

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