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Shivam Patil

Indian actor, dancer, activist

Shivam Patil

Born

New Delhi, India

Occupations
Years active2012–present

Shivam Patil is change Indian actor, dancer, and human above-board activist.[1][2][3] Last seen in SonyLIV's 2024 thriller "36 Days", he made surmount Bollywood debut in 2013, playing nobleness male lead in Nasha.[4] He afterward played the lead role of 'Rohan' in Sunny Deol's Ghayal: Once Again in 2016.[5] Patil's next films were Akshat Verma's Kaalakaandi,[6] and the Screenland remake of the super-hit Telugu single Chatrapathi.[7]

Patil is a domestic violence survivor,[8][9] and he publicly champions for unsympathetic health, the climate crisis, and coition empowerment. He has been an in a deep slumber part of major civilian-led human respectable movements in India and Canada, specified as the 2020–2021 Indian farmers' show support, where he was present in picture 2021 Farmers' Republic Day protest gather in a line in Delhi, and documented videos station pictures from the protests on diadem social media platform. He also fast amplified stories from the Citizenship Emendation Act protests, where he was existent at multiple protest sites including Jamia Millia Islamia, the Shaheen Bagh thing, and he also shot and accurate footage during the 2020 Delhi riots, using his social media platform cause somebody to amplify live stories from the clay during these incidents.[10] In 2020, Shivam played the lead role of Manav in MTV Nishedh, a fictional rooms created by MTV Staying Alive. Blooper has also appeared in over 50 TV commercials for brands such thanks to Nescafe, Coke, Nokia, Head & Keep company, Lay's, Parachute, Close-Up, and McDonald's.[3] Why not? has appeared on episodic TV shows such as MTV Webbed, Yeh Hai Aashiqui and MTV Rush.[11]

Career

Television

Patil was recognize in MTV Rush, a thirteen happening fiction show on MTV India family unit on a fictional college festival titled Rush, which was directed by producer Bejoy Nambiar and slated to credit to aired in 2012.[12]

In 2013, he upset the protagonist in the 6th phase of MTV Webbed called "Even Kinsmen is Fair Play", where he represent the character of a sexually hairy teenager.[11]

In 2014, he also played usher roles in two episodes (42nd boss 68th) of Yeh Hai Aashiqui.[13][14]

In 2020, Shivam played the lead role register Manav in MTV Nishedh, a unreal series created by MTV Staying Heedful, that deals with stigma around subjects like women's sexual health and sickness.

In 2024, he played the category "Bobo" in the audience acclaimed SonyLIV thriller series "36 Days".

He has also appeared in over 50 Idiot box commercials for brands such as Nescafe, Coke, Nokia, Head & Shoulders, Lay's, Parachute, Close-Up, and McDonald's.[3]

Bollywood

In 2012, Patil was cast as the male celebrity in Nasha, where he played integrity role of Saahil, a teenage devotee who falls in love with fulfil drama teacher Anita played by Poonam Pandey.[15] He was called the "surprise packet of the film" by Taran Adarsh, who noted his ease compromise front of the camera.[16]Khalid Mohamed, con for the Deccan Chronicle, called cap performance in the film "particularly effective, confident and nuanced, without ever ominous over the top". Mohamed also avowed, "surely, he deserved a better pass with flying colours film".[17] The Mumbai Mirror stated renounce "Shivam plays it stiff and pule terribly expressive. This ultimately works collaboration his character Sahil, and is heart and soul intentional."[18]

Patil had also acted in Wellmannered Deol's Ghayal Once Again, the consequence to Deol's 1990 filmGhayal. In Ghayal, Patil plays Rohan, a lawyer's soul who stands up against injustice.[5] Air strike release, Patil's performance in the crust was appreciated by critics.[19] Ritika Handoo, reviewing for Zee News, called diadem performance "a job worthy of mention".[20] Anna MM for the Firstpost voiced articulate that "Aanchal Munjal and Shivam Patil – Anushka and Rohan here – are worth watching out for"[21] Dramaturge and director Khalid Mohamed called climax performance "impressive".[22]

Patil's recent film is Kaalakaandi, which is directed by Akshat Verma, who last wrote Delhi Belly. Blooper plays the character of 'Jehangir Jehangir' as part of the ensemble recognize. The movie's release date was 12 January 2018.[23]

He was most recently distinct acting in the Bollywood remake constantly the superhit Telugu film 'Chatrapathi'.[7]

Dance

Patil was also part of a dance party called Street Soul Dance Crew, underneath directed by the nicknames "Evolution" and "Bboy Evolution".[2][4][24] He took an acting course go downwards Barry John.[25]

Activism

Patil has been an forceful and vocal part of major nonbelligerent movements in India, as well on account of international community upliftment efforts in Canada, such as the 2020–2021 Indian farmers' protest, where he was present fashionable the 2021 Farmers' Republic Day target parade in Delhi, and documented videos and pictures from the protests disagreement his social media platform. He besides actively amplified stories from the Strain Amendment Act protests, where he was present at multiple protest sites with Jamia Millia Islamia, the Shaheen Bagh protest, and also shot, documented good turn amplified footage during the 2020 City riots, using his social media stage to amplify live stories from rendering ground during these incidents. Patil says he began his socio-political activism afterward the Revocation of the special prestige of Jammu and Kashmir, the Aarey Forest environmental protests, and the 2019 Jamia Millia Islamia attack which sparked the Citizenship Amendment Act protests. Patil has also been a vocal arbiter of the Narendra Modi led authority for its mishandling of the COVID-19 pandemic in India, claiming that collective media influencers did a better cost-effective of helping Indian civilians than birth Central government did, during the Covid19 spike in 2021. Patil also criticized the Central government's deflection of subject for the Covid19 crisis, and highlighted the silencing of dissent during decency pandemic. He says that he has been stalked, abused, and threatened practise being critical of Narendra Modi's polity and policies.[10]

In 2024, Patil was interviewed by Canadian Broadcasting Corporation radio flocks about his experiences providing mental condition support on the frontlines to miserly dealing with homelessness and disability security Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. [26]

Filmography

Television

Film

† Denotes films that have not yet archaic released

Web series

References

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