Trivikram Nallamshetty

Trivikram Nallamshetty is a determined actor. He was born in Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh, and later shifted to Los Angeles. His great grandfather, Sreeramulu Nallamshetty was also a stage artist back then, and also he was one of his biggest inspirations. He got trained in traditional theatre at Adishakti Theatre Arts, Pondicherry. His fondness for storytelling paved his way into the world of acting. Initially, he got minor roles in several Telugu films, but his continuous perseverance paid off. Soon, he debuted as Manish in the action thriller film “Wild Dog’ (2021), directed by Anishor Solomon. Admiring his skills and talent, he then got the role of a forensic analyst, Anirudh in the sensational hit thriller film “HIT: The First Case” (2020), written and directed by Sailesh Kolanu. He played a significant role, in the distinguished movie “Space MOMs” (2019), directed by Hollywood director Radha Bhardwaj. His journey in Tollywood further leads to Hollywood with many acclaimed projects. He moved to Los Angeles, the hub of the film industry. There, he joined the Lee Strasberg Theatre and Film Institute. He engaged in various film pilots, stage productions, and short films. Apart from acting, he has also written and directed several Hollywood short films. He proved that dreams can be fulfilled with self-belief, patience, and perseverance. Also, his journey to the tinsel town is an inspiration for many.