Mudit Nayar makes digital debut

Ishaaron Ishaaron Mein-fame actor Mudit Nayar’s short film Driving Me Crazy has been recently released on Zee5. The film marks his debut in the OTT space. Mudit, who is from Prayagraj, has never used any online dating apps — he...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 01:40 PM Nov 02, 2020 IST

Ishaaron Ishaaron Mein-fame actor Mudit Nayar’s short film Driving Me Crazy has been recently released on Zee5. The film marks his debut in the OTT space.

Mudit, who is from Prayagraj, has never used any online dating apps — he is married to a lawyer named Aparajita Shrivastava! Mudit says, “Aparajita and I met via a common friend and one thing led to another. When I met her, I instantly knew she was the one. I never used apps and find it a bit difficult to relate to them. Many of my friends use it. I feel that it may be great to meet new people, but finding the love of your life is an altogether different experience. Maybe I am old school.”

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