Naman Jain

Some Lesser Known Facts About Naman Jain

• Naman Jain is an Indian film and television actor.

• He grew up in a middle-class family in Mumbai.

  

• In 2019, Naman completed class 12 and wanted to pursue a degree in Mass Communication after that.

• Naman desired to become an actor from a very young age.

• At the age of nine, he appeared in the short film “The Joy of Giving” (2010).

• Some of his Bollywood films include “Bombay Talkies” (2013), “Raanjhanaa” (2013), and “Jai Ho” (2014).

  

• In 2018, Jain featured in the English-language French film “The Extraordinary Journey of the Fakir.”
  

• In 2020, he featured in the Bollywood film “Chhalaang” as ‘Babloo Singh Hooda.’

  

• Naman loves collecting electronic gadgets.

• During an interview, when Naman was asked about how he spends his earnings, he replied,
  

  I have no knowledge about my finances as that is taken care of by my parents. Till date, I have no idea about how much I have been paid for any serial or movie. I am a gadget freak, so I keep on demanding latest gadgets from my parents, which they happily get for me.”

• Talking about his experience in the TV series “Swami Ramdev: Ek Sangharsh,” Naman said,
  

  Whatever I know about Swami Ramdev is via this script only as I have never met him in person. In the series, I am shown to have my left side paralysed and have used prosthetic for the same, which is a difficult task for me.”