Sumeet Vyas is an Indian actor, screenwriter and theatre artist who works primarily in Hindi-language web series, films and stage productions. He gained wide recognition for his portrayal of Mikesh Chaudhary in the web series Permanent Roommates, produced by The Viral Fever (TVF), which is regarded as one of the early landmark titles of Indian streaming content.
| Name | Sumeet Vyas |
|---|---|
| Profession | Actor, screenwriter, theatre performer |
| Notable work | Permanent Roommates, TVF Tripling, Veere Di Wedding, High Jack |
| Active in | Indian theatre, web series, Hindi cinema |
| Languages | Hindi, English |
| Spouse | Ekta Kaul (actor) |
Vyas comes from a family with roots in the performing arts; his father, Atul Vyas, has worked in radio and theatre. He began his career on the Mumbai theatre circuit, appearing in productions associated with directors and groups working in English and Hindi stage drama. His early screen work included supporting roles in Hindi television and films before he moved into long-form web content.
Vyas has performed in several stage productions in Mumbai, including works staged at venues such as Prithvi Theatre and the National Centre for the Performing Arts (NCPA). He has been associated with productions exploring contemporary urban themes, and has also written for the stage.
Vyas's breakthrough came with Permanent Roommates (2014), a TVF web series in which he played Mikesh, a non-resident Indian returning to marry his long-distance girlfriend, played by Nidhi Singh. The show is widely cited as a defining title in the early growth of Indian web content. He followed this with TVF Tripling (2016 onwards), a road-trip series in which he plays Chandan Sharma alongside Amol Parashar and Maanvi Gagroo. Vyas also co-wrote episodes of the show.
His other streaming credits include Official Chukyagiri, The Verdict – State vs Nanavati (ALTBalaji/ZEE5) and roles in various TVF and OTT productions.
Vyas has appeared in Hindi feature films including English Vinglish (2012) in a small role, Parched (2015), Aurangzeb (2013), High Jack (2018), Veere Di Wedding (2018) and Ribbon (2017), among others. His film work is generally in supporting and character roles.
Apart from acting, Vyas has worked as a screenwriter, contributing to web series scripts and stage plays. He has spoken in interviews about his preference for character-driven, dialogue-heavy storytelling.
Vyas married television actor Ekta Kaul in 2018 in a ceremony held in Jammu. The couple have a son.
Vyas is associated with the early wave of Indian web series that helped establish original streaming content as a mainstream entertainment format in India. His role in Permanent Roommates is often referenced in discussions of the rise of digital-first Indian storytelling, and he is regarded as one of the actors who transitioned successfully between theatre, web and film without depending on conventional film-industry pathways.