By Nakul Tomar | August 15, 2025
Born in Gopalganj, Bihar, Avinash moved to Mumbai young, studied engineering, but left in the fourth semester to chase his dream of becoming an actor.
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He trained at Barry John’s Acting Studio, later honing skills at the New York Film Academy, shaping his craft through short films and documentaries in the mid-2000s.
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Avinash began appearing in indie projects and theatre plays, using these early performances to build confidence, sharpen timing, and learn nuances of storytelling on stage and screen.
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His television breakthrough came with Yudh (2014), starring Amitabh Bachchan, where his impactful performance showcased his potential and opened doors for future roles in the film industry.
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In Tu Hai Mera Sunday (2016), Avinash’s natural charm and relatable performance earned industry notice, proving his ability to blend seamlessly into an ensemble-driven narrative.
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Avinash’s portrayal of Majnu (2018) earned critical praise. Though its theatrical run was short, the film gained cult status on OTT, eventually prompting a successful re-release.
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From the hauntingly beautiful Bulbbul (2020) to intense dramas, Avinash consistently took risks with unconventional scripts, cementing his image as a fearless and versatile performer.
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Crime thrillers like Khakee: The Bihar Chapter (2022), Bambai Meri Jaan (2023), and Kaala (2023) showcased his gritty intensity, making him a sought-after name in streaming content.
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In 2024, he explored lighter and fast-paced genres with Madgaon Express and Sikandar Ka Muqaddar, proving he could effortlessly shift between humour and high-stakes drama.
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With a steady rise, Avinash continues choosing content-rich projects over formula films, earning respect as one of India’s most promising actors with global crossover potential.
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