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Avinash Sachdev is an Indian television actor known primarily for his work in Hindi-language serials. He gained recognition through his role as Ranveer Vaghela in the family drama Chotti Bahu on Zee TV, which ran from 2008 to 2011, and went on to appear in several other prominent television productions and reality shows.
| Name | Avinash Sachdev |
|---|---|
| Profession | Television actor |
| Nationality | Indian |
| Industry | Hindi television |
| Known for | Chotti Bahu, Iss Pyaar Ko Kya Naam Doon? – Ek Baar Phir |
| Notable reality show | Bigg Boss OTT 2 (2023) |
Avinash Sachdev began his career on Indian television at a young age, taking up acting roles before establishing himself as a lead in daily soaps. His early appearances were in supporting parts on shows produced for general entertainment channels in the 2000s.
Sachdev appeared in shows such as Kasamh Se on Zee TV, where he played the younger version of a male lead, and other ensemble serials before securing leading roles.
Chotti Bahu – Sindoor Bin Suhagan, produced by Sphere Origins, premiered on Zee TV in 2008. Sachdev played Ranveer Vaghela opposite Rubina Dilaik. The serial dealt with the theme of child marriage and its consequences in a Rajasthani family setting, and ran until 2011, becoming one of the better-known shows of its time.
Following Chotti Bahu, Sachdev featured in:
In 2023, Sachdev was a contestant on Bigg Boss OTT 2, hosted by Salman Khan and streamed on JioCinema. His participation in the show widened his recognition beyond fiction television audiences.
Sachdev was previously married to actress Shalmalee Desai; the marriage subsequently ended in divorce. He has spoken in interviews about his approach to long-running daily soap formats and the challenges of working in Indian television.
Within Hindi television, Sachdev is associated with the wave of male leads who rose through socially themed family dramas in the late 2000s. Chotti Bahu in particular contributed to discussions on child marriage in mainstream prime-time programming, and his pairing with Rubina Dilaik became one of the recognisable on-screen partnerships of that period.