- Actor Amit Varma was born on October 6 1984 in Mumbai, India. As a film actor, he is known for his roles in Kismat Konnection (2008), Detective Naani (2009) and Singham Returns (2014). As a television actor, he is known for roles in Khichdi (2002), Hotel Kingston (2004) and Bakula Bua Ka Bhoot (2017). He is married to Jyoti Talreja.
Amit is a part of the Varma family, which includes members that have had careers in the Bollywood industry as producers, distributors, actors, film directors, writers and film editors. The Varma family began working in the film industry in the late 1940s and continues into the 2020s; the family has had a staying power that has extended to more than seven decades.
As the grandson of Biharilal Varma, one of the founders of Varma Films and a patriarch of the Varma family, Amit is a biological descendant of the Varma family.- IMDb Mini Biography By: Anonymous
- SpouseJyoti Talreja(2017 - present)
- ParentsAshok VarmaBabli Varma
- Theater helps one groom in all aspects. An actor cannot make a mistake as there are no re-takes. Television is more natural because we do not have to be loud in our actions to enhance the situation. So in my view, both the mediums are good. Theater opens me up as an actor and makes me more confident but I personally prefer television due to its wide connect with the masses.
- I have realized that after every two years, there is a transition in television. One phase was with shows like Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi (2000) and Kahaani Ghar Ghar Kii (2000), where the actors were in demand. Then there were regressive shows, and then came reality shows. Things keep changing every two years. But I feel it has become more acting driven than just being driven by looks.
- While I stay far away from mythos, I could not say no to playing Krishna for 'it's the best' any male character can play.
- You have to ask yourself do you really love acting or are you getting into it for the glamour, fame or money part ... because if you do something you don't genuinely love then one day you will feel incomplete no matter what you become.
- I love this new medium (web series) for it offers not only much more shades, but the characters on hand are much more realistic as well.
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