Asad Alvi

Mohammad Asad Alvi’s got the kind of resume that makes you wonder if he’s got a time machine stashed somewhere. Ten years deep in the theatre scene, the guy’s not just acting—he’s practically living on stage. Before all that, he was that voice you couldn’t escape on Big 92.7 FM, spinning tracks and stories like it was nobody’s business. Heck, he even landed himself in the Limca Book of Records for RJing the longest hours at Big FM. Not your average day job, right? But wait, there’s more. Asad’s not just about the theatre and radio grind; the man’s a mimicry wizard. We’re talking national awards here, not just some party trick at family gatherings. Born and raised in Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh, he eventually packed his bags and headed to Mumbai—chasing dreams, city lights, and probably better street food. You might’ve caught his name in credits for “Mere Desh Ki Dharti,” “Life Hil Gai,” “UT69,” or “Million Views.” Each project, he’s got this knack for slipping into roles like second skin—throwing in that signature style and comic timing. There’s a certain energy about him, a kind of rawness you don’t see every day. Whether it’s on the airwaves, under the spotlight, or behind the camera, Asad’s hustle is relentless. Just when you think you’ve seen his best move, he hits you with something new, and honestly, it’s hard not to root for the guy.