A seasoned performer shaped by theatre, refined by television, and experienced across the world of cinema. 

With a career spanning more than three decades, Pooran Kiri is an accomplished Indian actor whose journey reflects versatility, dedication, and a deep connection with the art of performance. 

Beginning his artistic journey through theatre, Kiri has been part of 200+ street plays, numerous stage productions, and live performances as a mimicry artist and host. His theatre experience laid the foundation for a screen career that began in 2011 and has since encompassed a diverse range of television and film roles.

From popular television series such as Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai, CID, Crime Patrol, Beintehaa and Diya Aur Baati Hum to films including Thalaivaa, Satya 2, Hate Story 2 and Phantom, Kiri has consistently brought authenticity and individuality to every character he portrays.

For Pooran Kiri, acting is more than playing a character—it is the art of giving every story a human presence.

An emerging presence in Chhattisgarhi cinema, bringing together performance, movement and a distinctive contemporary screen presence.

Lavnit Sinha is an actor whose artistic journey reflects a strong connection with performance and regional storytelling. His foundation in movement began early, and in 2013, he trained in dance at the Terence Lewis Professional Dance Academy, developing the discipline and expressive physicality that continue to complement his work as a performer.

With a natural screen presence and an ability to connect with youthful, emotional and romantic narratives, Sinha has steadily established himself across Chhattisgarhi cinema and regional music videos. His film credits include Jawani Jindabaad, Dastavej and Darling Pyar Jhukta Nahi Again, showcasing his versatility across different cinematic narratives.

His journey also extends into music-driven visual storytelling, with appearances in regional music videos including Sajni Tor Muskan, Ye Maya, Tor Naam Likhage, Nathni Wali, Banarasi Pana and Aama Chani.

From dance and movement to the screen, Sinha continues to explore new dimensions of performance while contributing to the growing landscape of Chhattisgarhi entertainment.

For Lavnit Sinha, performance is more than being seen on screen—it is about movement, emotion and creating a connection that stays with the audience.

A vibrant presence in Chhattisgarhi music and visual storytelling, bringing grace, expression and a strong connection to the culture of the region.

Nyasa Anand is a performer and artist whose work is closely associated with the rich musical and cultural landscape of Chhattisgarh. With a natural on-screen presence and an expressive style, she represents a growing generation of artists bringing regional stories, traditions and emotions to contemporary audiences.

Her journey in regional music videos includes projects such as Chuni Chuni Chara Khaye, Tola Aankhi Ke Kajar, Suwa Geet, Rumjhum Nachbo Gotul, Baila Gadi Ma, Diya Baar Ke, Kari Kajreli, Aage Hareli, Sona Na Lage, Mor Dulhaniya and Mann Ke Panchi. Through these projects, she has explored a range of traditional and contemporary expressions rooted in Chhattisgarhi culture, while also extending her presence into Hindi music.

Nyasa has also expanded her artistic journey into cinema. She appeared in the Chhattisgarhi film Psycho (2025) and also featured in the Hindi thriller short film Nishabd (2025). These projects have allowed her to explore narrative-driven performance beyond the world of music videos.

From folk-inspired celebrations to romantic and emotional narratives, Nyasa brings an effortless warmth and authenticity to every performance. Her work reflects not only her versatility as a performer but also her connection with the cultural identity that shapes the stories she becomes a part of.

For Nyasa Anand, every performance is an expression of culture, emotion and the timeless beauty of telling a story through music.