Vinit Kakar

Vinit Kakar
Vinit Kakar
Born	23 February 1988 (age 35); Mumbai, Maharastra, India
Nationality	Indian
Education	Mumbai University
Occupation	Actor, Director
Known for	RadhaKrishn Chandragupta Maurya Aladdin – Naam Toh Suna Hoga

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Vinit Kakar is an Indian Film and Television Actor and Entrepreneur.

Played the dual character of Shishupal and Takshak in TV series Radha Krishn (Star Bharat) and Hotstar.

Played the dual character of Rakhtbeej and Daruk in TV series Devi adi Parashakti.

Played the character of Meghnad "Indrajeet" in TV series Ram siya ke Luv kush for Colors.

Played the central character Aryan in the upcoming Web series Title Role.

played the character Prince Kaivarta in Chandragupta Maurya on Sony TV series.

Played dual character of Gajmukhasur and Andhakasur in Vignaharta Ganesh TV series for Sony TV.

Played the character of Mahapaarshav in Sankatmochan Mahabali Hanuman^[1] for Sony TV.

Vinit was earlier seen as a Star player of a Channel V reality show Truth Love Cash.

and later went on doing an award-winning play One Coin Please^[2]^[3]^[4]

He also played lead antagonist Dreko in Rudra Ke Rakshak on Big Magic channel.

and later as Inspector Dabangg in 2015 film, Rahasya.

Played the character of "Haiwan-ae-Hiblis" in Sab Tv's Aladdin-Naam Toh Suna Hoga.

References[edit]

↑ "Vinit Kakar: It's challenging to speak mythological language". Times of India.
↑ "Truth Love Cash Fame Vinit Kakar Is Back With One Coin Please". Telly Tadka.
↑ "Interview: "I Have Signed A Hindi Commercial Film For Lavlin Productions As A Lead," Says Actor Vinit Kakar". Bollywood Dhamaka.
↑ "Sunday's I like to spend time in orphanage, tells Vinit Kakar". Just Bollywood.

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[1] "Vinit Kakar: It's challenging to speak mythological language". Times of India.

[2] "Truth Love Cash Fame Vinit Kakar Is Back With One Coin Please". Telly Tadka.

[3] "Interview: "I Have Signed A Hindi Commercial Film For Lavlin Productions As A Lead," Says Actor Vinit Kakar". Bollywood Dhamaka.

[4] "Sunday's I like to spend time in orphanage, tells Vinit Kakar". Just Bollywood.

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