Sonam Arora

Sonam Arora’s filmography is honestly all over the place, in the best possible way. She kicked things off back in 2008 with T-Series’ “Woh Bewafa,” and followed it up with “Tu Hi Mere Rab Ki Tarah Hai” a year later—basically, she started in music videos before dipping her toes into TV land. By 2013, she was already nabbing a second lead role in the DD National show “Ek Kiran Roshani Ki.” Not too shabby. Fast forward to 2015, and she’s out here playing the villain in Zee Zindagi’s “Adhe Adhore” (Ajai Sinha at the helm), then jumping right into another second lead role on “Humnwaaz” for DD National. But wait, there’s more—she’s not just about TV. She’s got her name attached to the award-winning Marathi film “The Silence” and even starred in the short film “Shubhaarambh.” 2019 was wild for her too; she nailed the lead as a tomboy in the hit web series “Gandiibaat 2” for Alt Balaji. That same year, she popped up in the quirky, award-winning short “Miyan Biwi aur Banana” as the second lead. So, you look at her body of work, and it’s just—yeah, she’s everywhere, trying out different genres, languages, even formats. Not many can pull that off without getting typecast, but she manages to keep surprising everyone.

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Personal details

  • Birth Date: 1990-09-18
  • Height: 5′ 2″ (1.57 m)
  • Birth Location: New Delhi, India
  • Professions: Actress

Did you know

    • Nick Names: Yashu
    • Quotes:

      Honestly, acting classes? Meh. They can’t teach you the real stuff. You pick up acting from just living—messy breakups, wild nights out, heartbreak, all of it. That’s where you get the juice. And this whole obsession with lead roles? Nah, not for me. I’m all about those characters with actual guts, the ones that feel real, a little rough around the edges—give me someone complicated over some shiny hero any day. I want roles that actually make me think, maybe even freak me out a bit. It’s gotta have some soul, not just a cardboard cutout. If the character’s got layers, some weird quirk, something that punches you in the gut or makes you laugh at the wrong moment, I’m in. I live for originality, for that spark you can’t fake. So yeah, give me a part that’s got some teeth, and I’m happy.

FAQ

    • When was Ram Charan born?

      September 18, 1990

    • How tall is Ram Charan?

      5′ 2″ (1.57 m)

    • What is Ram Charan's birth name?

      Konidela Ram Charan

    • Where was Ram Charan born?

      New Delhi, India

    • How old is Ram Charan?

      34 years old