Lokesh Mittal

Biography:

Lokesh Mittal, born on December 4th in New Delhi, India, harbored aspirations of becoming an actor since his early years. In 2010, Lokesh embarked on his acting journey with the comedy-drama film “Do Dooni,” which revolved around the trials of a middle-class Indian family striving to purchase a car. Throughout his career, he has predominantly focused on comedy-drama series and movies.

Transitioning to the television industry, Lokesh made his debut as a writer in 2016 with the comedy-drama series “Workplace: Love is War.” The following year, he took on a role in the comedy series “Baked,” playing the character of Mamaji.

In 2017, Lokesh Mittal appeared in the comedy-drama family film “Chef,” portraying the role of Amritsar, the son of a dhaba owner. During the same year, he secured roles in the movie “Long Live Brij Mohan,” where he portrayed Lawyer Prajapati, and in the series “Dilliwood” as a builder.

His diverse roles continued as he played Panditji in the dramedy film “Sui Dhaaga” in 2018. In 2021, he graced the crime-drama film “The White Tiger” as the Socialist’s Sidekick. Lokesh took on the character of Property Dealer Batra in the drama mystery-thriller series “Dude,” appearing in three episodes.

The year 2022 saw Lokesh’s involvement in various projects, including the action crime-drama film “Khuda Haafiz Chapter 2: Agni Pariksha,” where he portrayed SP Bhusan Girl. He also showcased his talent in the comedy-drama film “Dasvi,” in which he played the role of Sherawat.