Bengaluru based artiste makes his Bollywood debut
The Hindu
Theatre actor Aniruddh Roy will be seen in the crime series, ‘Mauka e Vardat’, hosted by Mona Singh
Aniruddh Roy, well known in Bengaluru’s theatre circuit, enters the Mumbai film industry. The actor will be seen in Alt Balaji’s crime series, Mauka e Varda, directed by Sachin Kamlakar Khot and presented by Mona Singh. Aniruddh took to theatre in 2014 and has since been active on the Bengali, Hindi and English stage in Bengaluru. With a day job as a software engineer, his evenings were packed with theatre. When the pandemic and subsequent lockdown happened, theatrical productions were temporarily shelved, says Aniruddh. “It was challenging for me to be locked in. To beat the frustration of being cooped up indoors, I started collaborating with filmmakers with interesting concepts and made 12 short films under my banner, Greennote Films, which have been streamed.”
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