Kunal Nayyar

Birth Name:

Kunal Nayyar

Birth Place:

East Acton, London, England

Profession

Actor, Soundtrack, Producer

He won the Mark Twain Prize for Comic Brilliance from the American College Theater Festival, after which he to decided pursue a career in acting
In 2007, he received a Garland Award for Best Lead Performance for his work in "Huck & Holden․"
Attended the University of Portland, where he majored in business and took acting classes, and later received a Masters in Fine Arts from Temple University in Philadelphia
Began his career in the entertainment industry at a young age acting in musicals and plays
While still in school, he competed in badminton at the state level in the region of North India, and he also enjoys the game of cricket
Performed at the Royal Shakespeare Company in Stratford-upon-Avon in a production of "Lovers Labours Lost․"
He co-wrote a play with Arun Das called "Cotton Candy," which premiered in New Delhi, India

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