- Nickname
- Adit
- Height6′ 1½″ (1.87 m)
- Aditya Vikram is an actor, performance artist, theater actor and director. He has worked in numerous TVCs including Cadbury Silk, FIFA World Cup, RealMe, Pepsi, and TCL.
Most known for his role of "Samrat" in Ep. 3 of "Gutar Gu" (2023-) on Amazon MiniTV directed by Saqib Pandor by Oscar-winning producer Guneet Monga from Sikhya Entertainment. In (2022) he played the role of a Delhi slum dwelling tea vendor "Ray" in "Bhor" which won the Critic's Choice award at the 65th Season of the Calcutta International Cult Film Festival. He is part of Danish Husain's Hoshruba Repertory having staged the play Ek Punjab Ye Bhi (2022-) at Prithvi Theatre, Mumbai. He is also associated with a musical written and directed by Vikram Kapadia - "The Greatest Show on Earth" at Prithvi Theatre, Mumbai (2023-)
His acting journey began at Hindu College, Delhi University where he played the lead in his first English stage play: The Lesson(2017) by Eugene Ionesco, and then went on to direct and act in the next production: The Pillowman(2018) by Martin McDonagh and eventually became president of Masque: The English Theater Society of Hindu College in his final year. He has been trained in the Navrasa Sadhna by Venu G from Natanakairali (Ex-NSD), "Acting for Film" by Billy Hopkins from Lee Strasberg Theatre and Film Institute, New York and "Just Act" by casting director Mukesh Chhabbra to name a few.
He hails from Lucknow although he has lived in Delhi, Pune, London and is based in Mumbai. He is fluent in various dialects of English (British, US), Hindi (UP, Bihari, Delhi, Maharashtrian) and speaks basic Urdu.
He loves cooking, listening to audio-books, football, calisthenics, and breath-work.
- IMDb mini biography by: https://celebinfo.wiki/
- Aditya directed his first theater play in July 2018 "The Pillowman" written by Academy Award and Tony Award winning writer and director Martin McDonagh. For which he used the song "That's Life" by Frank Sinatra to capture the emotion of the climax which unfolded. Incidentally, "Joker" starring Academy Award winning Jaoquin Phoenix which released in October 2019 used the same song in its climax.
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