Harisharvaa

Straight outta Shivamogga, Karnataka, Harisharvaa’s got that raw, no-nonsense energy you just can’t fake. Dude lives and breathes theatre—trained at Abhinaya Taranga under Gowri Dattu, and honestly, his resume reads like a who’s-who of Kannada theatre. He’s worked with folks like Prakash Belawadi, Pramod Shiggon, Manjunath Badegiri, and Rajguru Hosakote—names that basically guarantee you know your stuff. He’s not just clocking in hours either; with 14+ plays and nearly a hundred stage shows all over India, the man’s practically furniture at the Karnataka Theatre Academy. Harisharvaa’s screen journey started with “Kahi” back in 2016. Small indie flick, yeah, but it snatched the Karnataka State Award for Best Screenplay, so you know it wasn’t just some forgettable side project. He didn’t stop there—snagged a couple of blink-and-you’ll-miss-it roles in “Hondisi Bareyiri” and “Roopanthara,” just dipping his toes in the film world, trying out different shades of acting. Now it’s time for the big leagues. He’s landing his first lead role in “Amara Premi Arun,” and this isn’t just some regular hero gig. Years of stage grit, that restless performer’s soul, and all the quirks that make his acting feel alive—he’s bringing it all. This is Harisharvaa unplugged, center stage, no filter, showing Indian cinema what happens when a theatre kid refuses to play by the usual rules.