Actor’s Spotlight: Actor Trivikram Nallamshetty A tale of talent on the rise
Trivikram Nallamshetty, an actor and writer, born in Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh & currently residing in Los Angeles, California, embodies the archetypal narrative of ascending from obscurity to prominence. His journey into acting stemmed from a profound passion for storytelling, initially nurtured through traditional theater training at Adishakti Theatre Arts near Pondicherry. Beginning with minor roles, Trivikram’s dedication didn’t go unnoticed, leading to his breakthrough performance in “Wild Dog” alongside Nagarjuna Akkineni, directed by Ahishor Solomon. His talent further shone in “HIT: The First Case,” where he portrayed Anirudh, a forensic analyst, starring Vishwak Sen, under Sailesh Kolenu’s direction.
Transitioning into lead roles, Trivikram starred in “Space MOMs,” directed by Hollywood’s Radha Bharadwaj, who is known for her directorial mastery in Hollywood films “Basil” (starring Christian Slater & Oscar winner Jared Leto) and “Closet Land” (starring Alan Rickman and Madeleine Stowe, produced by Oscar winner Ron Howard). The quest to keep on evolving his craft has lead him to Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute in West Hollywood, Los Angeles, after which he engaged in various stage productions, short films, and film pilots. In addition to acting, Trivikram has also written & directed few short films in Hollywood.
Inspired by his great-grandfather, Sreeramulu Nallamshetty, who was a stage artist in Tirupati back in the day, Trivikram inherited a deep passion for acting, fueled by his great-grandfather’s stage stories. He emphasizes the importance of patience in the industry. Trivikram’s story serves as a reminder that perseverance and patience are the cornerstones of achieving one’s dreams.
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