Lakshya Kochhar
- Actor
- Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Lakshya Kochhar is an Indian actor whose work spans feature films and premium streaming series. A graduate of the New York Film Academy, he approaches performance with a strong foundation in screen acting and a commitment to emotionally truthful storytelling.
He first gained recognition with his role as Suryakant Pant in Gold (2018) and has since appeared in acclaimed productions including Bambai Meri Jaan, where he portrayed Ajju Kadri, and Industry, playing Rocky Wadhwani, a complex young star navigating the ambition, privilege, and pressures of the film business.
Known for his natural screen presence and versatility, Lakshya gravitates toward layered characters that balance emotional depth with commercial appeal. His work spans period dramas, crime sagas, and contemporary narratives, reflecting an interest in stories that resonate across genres and audiences.
Based in Mumbai, Lakshya continues to work across film and long-form series while collaborating with filmmakers who value character-driven storytelling. As his body of work grows, he remains focused on building a diverse filmography that bridges mainstream entertainment with compelling, performance-led cinema
He first gained recognition with his role as Suryakant Pant in Gold (2018) and has since appeared in acclaimed productions including Bambai Meri Jaan, where he portrayed Ajju Kadri, and Industry, playing Rocky Wadhwani, a complex young star navigating the ambition, privilege, and pressures of the film business.
Known for his natural screen presence and versatility, Lakshya gravitates toward layered characters that balance emotional depth with commercial appeal. His work spans period dramas, crime sagas, and contemporary narratives, reflecting an interest in stories that resonate across genres and audiences.
Based in Mumbai, Lakshya continues to work across film and long-form series while collaborating with filmmakers who value character-driven storytelling. As his body of work grows, he remains focused on building a diverse filmography that bridges mainstream entertainment with compelling, performance-led cinema
