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Brahma Mishra Age, Death, Family, Biography & More

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Death Cause: Heart Attack
Age: 36 Years
Hometown: Bhopal

Brahma Mishra

Bio/Wiki
Full NameBramhaswaroop Mishra [1]Daily Express
ProfessionActor
Physical Stats & More
Height (approx.)in centimeters- 163 cm
in meters- 1.63 m
in feet & inches- 5’ 4”
Eye ColourBlack
Hair ColourBlack
Career
DebutFilm: Chor-Chor Super Chor (2013, as Vava)
Brahma Mishra in Chor-Chor Super Chor (2013)
OTT/Web Series: Not Fit (2015)
Brahma Mishra in Not Fit (2015)
Personal Life
Date of BirthYear, 1985
Date of DeathHe was found dead on 2 December 2021. [2]The Indian Express
Place of DeathHe died at his rented residence at Yari Road in Mumbai’s Versova. [3]The Indian Express
Age (at the time of deah)36 Years
Death CauseAccording to police, he died of a natural death due to a heart attack. [4]The Indian Express
NationalityIndian
HometownKolar, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh
College/University• Institute for Excellence in Higher Education, Bhopal
• Film and Television Institute of India, Pune
Educational QualificationA two-year course in acting from the Film and Television Institute of India (FTII), Pune [5]YouTube
Relationships & More
Marital Status (at the time of death)Unmarried
Affairs/GirlfriendsNot Known
Family
Wife/SpouseN/A
ParentsFather- Name Not Known (Retired Bank Employee)
Mother- Name Not Known (Homemaker)
SiblingsBrother- Sandeep Mishra (Advocate)

Brahma Mishra

Some Lesser Known Facts About Brahma Mishra

  • Brahma Mishra was an Indian actor who is best known for his role in the films Manjhi: The Mountain Man (2015) and Kesari (2019), and the Amazon Prime web series Mirzapur (2018).
  • Brahma pursued his graduation from Institute for Excellence in Higher Education, Bhopal. His college professor, Dr. Vijay Bahadur, was a friend of Alakhnandan, a famous theatre artist. In 2003, Brahma expressed his desire of pursuing a career in acting to his professor, who introduced him to Alakhnandan. Thereafter, Alakhnandan became Brahma’s mentor and taught him theatrical skills. In an interview, Brahma said,

    The foundation of my acting was laid through theatre and my first Guru was Alkhanandan Ji. I worked with him in many plays on stage and backstage.”

  • In 2006, Brahma got himself enrolled at the Film and Television Institute of India, Pune. In 2009, after completing his course, Brahma moved to Mumbai and acted in a Museum film ‘Nainsukh’ by Amit Dutta. Amit Dutta was Brahma’s senior at the FTII.
  • During his stay in Mumbai as a struggling actor, Brahma claimed that he never felt any financial crises as his father and elder brother supported him financially. He claimed that it was due to their insistence and help, he survived in Mumbai.
  • In 2013, he made his Bollywood debut with the movie Chor-Chor Super Chor in which he played the role of Vava. The movie was directed by K. Rajesh who was Brahma’s senior at the Film Institute. In an interview, he said,

    One day he called me, handed over the script, and said, read it and tell me if you can see yourself playing any of the characters? I said that the character of ‘Vava’ is like me somewhere and he offered me that role in the film.”

  • His other films include Dangal (2016), Badrinath Ki Dulhania (2017), Super 30 (2019), etc.
  • In 2018, Brahma came into the limelight with the Amazon Prime web television series, Mirzapur, Mirzapur in which he played the role of Lalit.
  • In 2019, he appeared in the movie Kesari in which he played the role of ‘Khudadad,’ an iconic character who becomes a martyr after giving water to enemies.

    Brahma Mishra in Kesari (2019)

    Brahma Mishra in Kesari (2019)

  • Brahma left his hometown, Bhopal, in 2006, to pursue a career in acting. In an interview, while remembering Bhopal, he said,

    I miss Poha-Jalebi of Press Complex, Baba Chowk of Excellence, Bharat Bhawan and Farid’s tea in front of Hamidia.”

  • He was also associated with theatre groups like Kopal Productions’ plays, Sharad Joshi Express, and Impatient Seeker.
  • He was often spotted smoking on various occasions.
    Brahma Mishra

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