Amit Mistry was a popular character artist associated with the Hindi and Gujarati entertainment industry. He appeared in films, plays, web series and TV shows, playing supporting roles. He is best known for playing a musician in his last work, ‘Bandish Bandits’, which marked his debut in web series. His role as Akbar in TV series Tenali Rama and Tipu in Shor in the City were widely appreciated. He passed away on 23rd April, 2021, following a massive heart attack. He was 47.
Amit Mistry – Noted Hindi Actor
He mostly played small but memorable roles
Amit Mistry was quite popular for his presence in Gujarati and Hindi theatre since 1990s. He marked his big screen debut with the Bollywood film, Kya Kehna in 2000, playing one of the siblings of Priety Zinta. Later, he mostly played bit roles for a decade till he got the most memorable of Tipu in Shor in the City, released in 2010. He was also seen in Ek Chalis Ki Last Local, 99, Yamla Pagla Deewana, A Gentleman, etc., playing small roles.
In 2001, he marked his small screen debut through Ssshhhh…Koi Hai, where he appeared in an episode. He appeared in more than a half-dozen TV shows such as Shubh Mangal Savadhan, Tenali Rama, Dafa 420, Maddam Sir etc. He shot to fame with the web series, ‘Bandish Bandits’.
Amit Mistry – Some interesting and lesser-known facts
1. He was interested in music and plays guitar too.
2. Best known as an actor, he has directed one short film, ‘Two Cubes Please’ in 2013 and also wrote dialogues for ‘What’s Your Rashee?’ (2009).
3. He was inclined to spirituality and associated with the organisation, Brahma Kumaris.
4. He underwent PRP treatment in 2019.
5. He extensively worked with filmmakers Raj and DK, and is known for the roles – Bhuval Ram Kuber (99), Tipu (Shor In the City), Jignesh Patel (A Gentleman), Prakhaand Pandit (Project No. 12) etc.
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