Dhanveer Singh

Biography

Dhanveer Singh is an Indian actor recognized for his work across both the Hindi and Punjabi film and television industries. He is also a singer and a writer.

Singh's career began with a strong foundation in theatre, with him stating that acting has been his first love since childhood. He has been associated with the play "Mughal-e-Azam," directed by Feroz Abbas Khan, since 2016. He also explored other avenues early in his career, including singing and working as an RJ (radio jockey) before firmly deciding to pursue acting. His Master's degree in Urdu has also helped him with clear Hindi diction, facilitating his transition into non-Punjabi projects.

Dhanveer Singh has built a diverse filmography across various platforms:

Television: He gained visibility in the TV series "Chamak" (2023) as Jai Deol. He also has an upcoming TV series titled "Changez" (post-production).

Films: His film credits include "State of Siege: Temple Attack" (2021) as Hanif, "Dasvi" (2022) as Atul Chaudhary, "Rode College" (2024) as Preet, "Sam Bahadur" (2023) as Lt. Dilsher Singh, and "The Lift Boy" (2019) as Chotu. He is also set to appear in "Gandhi 3" (2024) and the upcoming "Jombieland" (2025), which is being promoted as Punjab's first zombie comedy.

Music Videos: He has also appeared in music videos such as "GundaTouch" (2024).

Dhanveer Singh is known for his ability to portray both positive and negative characters, showcasing his versatility. He has shared that he learned much from working with senior actors like Abhishek Bachchan and Nimrat Kaur on "Dasvi." Besides acting, he continues to enjoy singing and writing, contributing to his overall creative output.