Sunny Singh

Sunny Singh, born October 6, 1985, in New Delhi, is one of those actors who sort of sneaks up on you. You might not spot him in every single headline, but man, when he’s on screen, he leaves a mark. Most people probably know him best from "Pyaar Ka Punchnama 2"—that whole buddy comedy chaos era of Bollywood, right? He’s got this knack for comedic timing but flips the switch when things get dramatic. Not everybody can pull that off without feeling forced, but Sunny just... gets it. Then there’s "Jai Mummy Di," which, let’s be real, is a wild ride through the madness of family drama and romance. That movie was basically a crash course in how mothers can turn your love life upside down. Singh’s character just keeps getting bounced between his own feelings and everyone else’s drama, and he somehow keeps it funny instead of annoying. You almost want to give the guy a hug by the end. And don’t even get me started on "Adipurush" (2023). This was a much bigger, more epic kind of film, nothing like his earlier rom-coms. Stepping into a mythology-inspired world, with all those larger-than-life characters and crazy expectations? That takes guts. But he held his own, sharing screen space with some heavy hitters. The guy’s career has zigzagged from goofy lover-boy roles to these grand, intense parts, and he’s still out here surprising people. If you’re the type who likes watching actors actually grow instead of just collecting paychecks, Sunny’s someone worth keeping an eye on.