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Sumeet Vyas (born 27 July 1983) is an Indian actor and writer of films, web series and theatre. His breakthrough role was Mikesh Chaudhary in TVF's 2014 web series Permanent Roommates . [ 1 ] [ 2 ] Vyas has since played supporting roles in Bollywood films including English Vinglish , [ 3 ] Parched and Guddu Ki Gun , and Veere Di Wedding . [ 4 ]
3 days ago · Sumeet Vyas talks about his directorial debut `Raat Jawan Hai` on Sony LIV, his journey from actor-writer to director, working with child actors, and the inspiration behind the show.
2 days ago · Actor Sumeet Vyas's biggest project as director is the SonyLIV series Raat Jawaan Hai. In an exclusive interview with Zoom, Sumeet revealed how he and the creative team worked to make a show that would be a lighthearted watch for viewers., Web Series News - Times Now
3 days ago · Sumeet tied the knot with TV actress Ekta Kaul in 2018 and they welcomed their son named Ved Vyas in 2020. As a father of a four-year-old son, he shared that he drew a lot from his own experiences while making this show about three young parents.
6 days ago · Sumeet Vyas has donned the hat of a director for Raat Jawaan Hai. He talks about the travails of being a first-time director. OTT, in this day and age, is a force to reckon with, competing ...
2 days ago · Why Sumeet Vyas's Raat Jawaan Hai is the most unpretentious guide to adulting 101 Directed by Sumeet Vyas, Raat Jawaan Hai, on SonyLiv, is so unassuming that you become a part of its honesty. Your decisions could be different from what the characters are making in the show, but you don't feel like they are better or any different from yours.
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It had been actor-writer Sumeet Vyas’ long-time dream to start directing. The opportunity presented itself when he met writer Khyati Anand Puthran at their kids’ playgroup. Their collaboration ...
