Personal details
- Birth Date: 1983-06-19
- Height: 5′ 5″ (1.65 m)
- Birth Location: Delhi, India
- Professions: Actor
Divyendu Sharma, man, he’s one of those guys you just can’t ignore if you’re into Indian web series or Bollywood flicks. So, he kicked things off in Delhi, did his Political Science degree at Kirori Mal College—yeah, the classic “parents want you to have a backup plan” move—then dipped straight into acting at FTII Pune. The guy wasn’t handed anything on a plate, either. After FTII, he hits Mumbai and grinds it out for over three years, hustling at private events just to keep himself fed. Dude even got involved with the theatre group ‘Players’ to sharpen up for films. You might’ve caught him first in those random ads—Fidelity Mutual Funds or Birla Sun Life—before he squeezed into his first movie gig in Aaja Nachle (2007). Not the main guy, but hey, he shared the screen with Madhuri Dixit. Not a bad start, right? But it was Pyaar Ka Punchnama (2011) that really blew him up. He played this guy ‘Liquid’, and honestly, everyone remembers Liquid. He even snagged the Screen Award for Most Promising Male Newcomer for that one. Since then, he’s been bouncing through films like Chashme Baddoor, Toilet - Ek Prem Katha, Kanpuriye, and even weirdly titled ones like 2016 The End. He doesn’t just stick to movies, either—he’s all over web series and shorts, like Bicchoo Ka Khel and Salt City. But let’s be real, his Munna Tripathi in Mirzapur? That’s the icon. Won Best Supporting Actor at the iReel Awards for it. Guy’s got range, hustle, and a vibe you just can’t fake.
During the making of his debut movie, the poor guy couldn’t catch a break—everyone on set kept ribbing him, saying he looked exactly like Bob Saget from Full House. Seriously, every time he walked into a room, it was “Yo, Danny Tanner’s here!” or someone humming the theme song. It got to the point where even the crew started calling him “Saget” instead of his real name. He tried to play it cool, but you could tell it got under his skin a bit—like, imagine trying to film your big break and getting compared to a sitcom dad 24/7. The jokes just kept coming, from wardrobe to lunch breaks, and honestly, it probably made the whole experience more memorable (or maybe just a little bit more traumatizing). Even years later, in interviews, he laughs about how that nickname haunted him way longer than he expected. Guess some things just stick.
June 19, 1983
5′ 5″ (1.65 m)
Konidela Ram Charan
Delhi, India
42 years old