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Known for
Actor
Gender
Male
Date of Birth
2000-09-14
Location
Maharashtra, India
Edit pageRitvik Sahore
Biography
Sahore's acting career took off when he was 12 years old and little did his family know he would make a name for himself in the industry.
He was discovered by a casting director while shopping at a mall with his mother. Although Sahore was an introvert his parents never thought he would pursue acting. He made his debut in Ferrari Ki Sawaari (2012) and was widely praised for his natural and expressive acting skills.
After noticing a similarity to the iconic cricketer Sachin Tendulkar, the casting director cast Sahore as a young cricketer in the movie, and he has since gained recognition as a skilled actor and made significant progress in his career.
Sahore went on to play a young Amir Khan in the hit film Dangal (2016) and also starred in the medical drama series The Good Karma Hospital (2017).
He has also appeared in the films Gauru: Journey of Courage (2018) and Super 30 (2019) with Hrithik Roshan in 2019, as well as the short films The Twist (2020) and To Remember Me By (2019) in 2020. For his performance in Gauru: Journey of Courage (2018), he received the Best Actor prize at the China International Children's Film Festival.
In 2018, Sahore gained popularity for the Flames (2018) and has since appeared in various other web series, including Laakhon Mein Ek (2017) and Matsya Kaand (2021). He has also appeared in other web series and drama movies like Chidiakhana (2023), Ishq Express (2022), Escape Live (2022), Matsya Kaand (2021), and Yeh Saari Baat (2020).
His portrayal of the character Ishaan in Awkward Conversations with Parents (2018) opposite Ahsaas Channa was widely appreciated. He also went on to appear in its sequel Awkward Conversations with Girlfriend (2020), opposite Rashmi Agdekar, in 2022. He also appeared in Indori Ishq (2021) opposite Vedika Bhandari.
He was given the Best Actor Award for the film To Remember Me By (2019) at the Mumbai International Film Festival in 2020.
