Manish Raisinghani
Summary
Manish Raisinghan is an Indian actor, model, filmmaker, and producer who has been a prominent figure in the Hindi television industry for over two decades. Born on 22 July 1979, he is best known for portraying Sameer Gheewala in Teen Bahuraaniyaan and Siddhant Rajendra Bharadwaj in the long-running Colors TV serial Sasural Simar Ka. Renowned for his versatility, Manish has successfully balanced acting with filmmaking, directing, editing, cinematography, and visual effects for several independent projects.
Manish began his television career with Kaahin Kissii Roz (2001) and went on to appear in popular serials including Tumhari Disha, Hotel Kingston, Jabb Love Hua, Teen Bahuraaniyaan, Sapna Babul Ka... Bidaai, Waaris, Hum Dono Hain Alag Alag, Rang Badalti Odhani, and Rakt Sambandh. His breakthrough came with Sasural Simar Ka (2011), where his portrayal of Siddhant Rajendra Bharadwaj made him a household name. He later appeared in Ek Shringaar – Swabhiman, Wanna Have A Good Time, Nima Denzongpa, Katha Ankahee, and Griha Laxmi, continuing to showcase his range across family dramas, romantic series, and web productions.
In addition to television, Manish has worked in films and independent cinema. He appeared in Heroine in a special role and played Aakash in Kahani Rubberband Ki (2022). Beyond acting, he has written, directed, produced, edited, and handled cinematography for several acclaimed short films, including Almost, Ankahee Baatein, When I Met Myself, Toh Mera Galat He Sahi Hai, I Me Myself, and Now U Listen, reflecting his passion for storytelling and filmmaking.
Manish has remained active across television, films, and digital entertainment, with recent projects including Mechanic Millionaire, Fake Boyfriend Ka Funda, and Samundar Ka Tycoon (all 2026). Fluent in Hindi, he continues to explore diverse roles while contributing creatively behind the camera. With a career spanning more than twenty years, Manish Raisinghan is recognized as a multifaceted artist whose work has left a lasting impact on Indian television and independent cinema.
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