Indian actor (born 1995)
Shrey Mittal (born 22 February 1995) is an Indian actor and reality TV personality best known for winning the reality show "Splitsvilla" in 2020 and for his leading role in the Hindi-language television series "Naagin 6" in 2022–2023. Hailing from Indore, Mittal studied film production at the Whistling Woods International institute in Mumbai and acting at the Lee Strasberg Theatre and Film Institute in Los Angeles. A versatile performer who has acted in Hindi television series, web series, and films, Mittal also ventured into film production in 2024 by launching his post-production studio, FX Fantasy.
Career.
Mittal first gained significant public attention by winning season 12 of the reality television show "Splitsvilla" in 2020. He subsequently acted in recurring roles in the television series "Indiawaali Maa" in 2020–2021 and "Pishachini" in 2022. Following this he starred in the popular television series "Naagin 6" alongside actor Tejasswi Prakash, where he played a lead role for seven months (2022–2023).
Mittal has expressed a strong preference for acting roles that provide him with creative satisfaction, and has ventured into web series and films in addition to his television work. In 2024 he acted in a drama-comedy web series titled "Social Disconnect" that is directed by Karishma Kohli and also features actors Ileana D'Cruz, Vihaan Samat, and Anya Singh. He will make his film debut with the Hindi-language film "Operation AMG", which is based on the 2022 Operation Ganga mission for evacuating Indian students from war-torn Ukraine.
Despite his successes, Mittal's career has faced challenges including project cancellations and delays that were particularly exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. These setbacks, which occurred after his initial success in "Splitsvilla", include a shelved project named "Raah-e-Ishq" and an unnamed action film that was ultimately not produced.
In 2024 Mittal launched his post-production studio, FX Fantasy.
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