Personal details
- Height: 5′ 10″ (1.78 m)
- Professions: Actor, Composer, Music Department
Nitin Arora, man, this guy’s got a resume that’s all over the map in Bollywood. He’s not just some random name that pops up in the credits—he’s been tangled up in some pretty wild projects. Take Teesri Aankh: The Hidden Camera from 2006, for example. That one? Pure suspense, a bit of an old-school thriller vibe, you know? People spying on each other, secrets stacked on secrets, and Nitin’s work there just cranks up the tension. Then you jump ahead to 2015, and he’s in Hey Bro. Total gear shift—this movie’s like, “Let’s dance, let’s laugh, let’s throw in some absolute chaos while we’re at it.” It’s a comedy with a crazy mix of slapstick and over-the-top moments, and Nitin fits right in, not missing a beat. And apparently, he’s not slowing down anytime soon. There’s Pintu Ki Pappi, lined up for 2025—nobody’s got the full scoop yet, but if his past gigs are anything to go by, expect something outrageous. The guy just doesn’t stick to one lane, and honestly, that’s what makes his filmography kind of fascinating. You can see him jump from gritty, edge-of-your-seat drama to just pure, unfiltered fun. He’s not afraid to get weird with it, and Bollywood needs more of that. So, Nitin Arora? Definitely not a background player—he’s out there, mixing things up, and making sure you don’t get bored.
In the heart of Mumbai, things never really slow down, right? This city’s always buzzing—taxis honking, street food sizzling, people chasing dreams or just their next rickshaw. The story throws you right into that chaos: a world where high-rise ambitions crash into the gritty reality of the streets. There’s a tangled mess of lives—some chasing quick money, others running from old mistakes, all colliding in alleys and under neon lights. You’ve got cops who bend the rules, hustlers with hearts, and families just trying to survive another day. Every character’s got secrets, and trust? Forget it. That’s in short supply. It’s a rollercoaster through glitzy nightclubs, cramped chawls, and everything in between. When the sun rises over Marine Drive, you’re left wondering who’s won, who’s lost, and if anyone in this city of millions ever really gets out clean. Welcome to Mumbai—she’ll chew you up and spit you out, but you’ll come back for more.
5′ 10″ (1.78 m)
Konidela Ram Charan