We might be in danger of being blinded by the light of RWCMD alumnus Viveik’s success this year!
As well as being awarded a Screen Star of Tomorrow 2019, Viveik is the lead in the new film, Blinded by the Light, directed by Gurinder Chadha, released today.
The film has gathered huge excitement in advance of its release, already being called the ‘feel-good movie of the year’ by the New York Post.
‘Kalra’s star-making performance gets you to root for him instantly,’ (Sundance Festival review)
Let @sarfrazmanzoor take you behind the scenes of the new movie #BlindedByTheLight, inspired by his own true story of discovering Bruce’s music. https://t.co/PoZufp1DnZ
— Bruce Springsteen (@springsteen) July 31, 2019
Screen unveils #StarsOfTomorrow 2019 https://t.co/vIHxCE2F4U pic.twitter.com/WMaf5WOpYO
— Screen International (@Screendaily) July 8, 2019
You might also have spotted him in ITV’s recent epic drama Beecham House, directed once again by Chadha, which he talks about in this interview in dramaquarterly.com.
Our hearts 💔 for Baadal. pic.twitter.com/vjRoEaTZ6j
— Beecham House (@beechamhouse) July 4, 2019
Viveik first hit our screens in his second year at RWCMD when head of actor training Dave Bond suggested him for the pivotal role of Danish Shirani in ITV’s gripping drama, Next of Kin.
That same year he was named an Evening Standard rising star.
Viveik is currently in Romania, filming Neil Burger’s sci-fi thriller, Voyagers, with Colin Farrell and Lily-Rose Depp.
Love these snaps of the brilliant cast & crew of Blinded By The Light at Monday’s UK Gala Screening. #BlindedByTheLight releases nationwide on August 9th. pic.twitter.com/hYFyFl0sbR
— Bliss Media & Events (@blissmediaevnts) July 31, 2019
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