Super Talented Artists of Indian
Web-series In 2016

By Pradnya More | 3.3k | 08 Jan 2017

Indian entertainment consumption trend is going through a plethora of changes. Gone are those days when artists have to give so many auditions, have to bear tantrums of directors and what not. With Indian online entertainment sector booming, in past 3-4 years, we saw many good web series. Realistic and good content this are the key component of the success of web series.Here are the talented artists who made an outstanding performance in the year 2016:
You can have a look at 2016 best Indian Web series here.

Mithila Palkar

Mithila made her first appearance on YouTube through the cup song which got around 4 lakhs hits. In Girl In The City web series, Mithila played the role of a spoiled brat who is a newbie in Mumbai. Palkar received accolades for her acting in enormous successful web series "Little Thing".

Amol Parashar

Amol Parashar is graduated from IIT Delhi in mechanical engineering but later found his true love for acting. He has done several ads and short films in the past and was also seen in the movie Traffic. But people noticed him when he played the role of badass DJ Chitwan in TVF Tripling. Everyone loved him as super fun DJ Chitwan and his boyish charm.

Maanvi Gagroo

Maanvi has been in the entertainment industry for seven years now. She debuted with a Disney TV series, Dhoom Machao Dhoom (DMD), in 2007,had small roles in No One Killed Jessica (2011) and PK (2014) and did a series of Idea ads with Abhishek Bachchan.She debuted in Pitchers, the only female character on the show. Later she appeared as Chanchal in TVF Tripling , a series on road trip with siblings.

Mallika Dua

The snapchat and dubsmash queen were seen in several hilarious videos of "Girliyapa".Later she made her appearance in AIB's "Flirty Messaging League" and "Harassment through the ages" along with Richa Chadha. She is known for her amazing comic timing. Later in the year, she featured as Nazia in Bindass web series "The Trip" along with Lisa Haydon, Sapna Pabbi & Shweta Tripathi.