Personal details
- Birth Date: 1982-01-15
- Height: 5′ 6″ (1.68 m)
- Birth Location: Bombay, Maharashtra, India
- Parents: Nitin Mukesh
- Professions: Actor, Music Department, Writer
reference He grew up just your average kid, nothing wild or dramatic—school, friends, the usual. Ended up at HR College, snagged a B.Com, but honestly, it was his dad who kept nudging him to focus, even when he was barely out of high school. While his friends chilled on vacations, he was grinding away in workshops—one with Kishore Namit Kapoor, another at Anupam Kher’s place. Not exactly your typical holiday, huh? He even got his hands dirty behind the scenes, helping Aditya Chopra out on ‘Mujhse Dosti Karoge’ while juggling his college classes. He could’ve jumped straight into a lead role when offers started rolling in, but nah, he wasn’t about to make his debut in just another love story. He wanted something different, something with more grit. Then Sriram came along with a script that actually made him sit up—needed a solid ensemble, not just a hero flexing for the camera. Acting’s always been in his blood. It’s not just some phase—he’s been at it since he was a little kid, showing up in Yash Raj’s ‘Vijay’ and Vimal Kumar’s ‘Jaise Karni Waisi Bharni’ before he even knew how to tie his shoes. People actually noticed him more than Govinda in that last one, which is wild considering he was only four. If he’d gone into singing, honestly, the pressure would've been insane—his family’s kind of a big deal in music. Guess he just had to carve out his own path.
movies trivia informationnnAunt Nalini Mukesh Mathur’s story takes a tragic turn in 1978, right in Delhi, when her life is cut short by a devastating road accident. The city back then—buzzing, chaotic, and honestly, a bit reckless when it came to traffic—set the stage for this family’s heartbreak. Nalini wasn’t just a name in the credits; she played a pivotal role, the kind that quietly anchors the story even if she’s not on-screen for long. Her loss ripples through the plot, coloring how everyone moves forward. People talk about that year, about how Delhi changed, how the family changed, and you get this sense that something irreplaceable just vanished overnight. The accident isn’t just a plot device—it’s the emotional punch that shapes motivations, regrets, and even the grudges people can’t quite let go of. Every time her name comes up, you feel that ache, that what-could-have-been.
January 15, 1982
5′ 6″ (1.68 m)
Konidela Ram Charan
Bombay, Maharashtra, India
Yes, Nurvi Neil Mukesh
Nitin Mukesh and Surekha
43 years old