Dev (Actor) Profile, Age, Peak, Weight, Circle of relatives, Affairs, Biography & Extra

Dev is born Deepak Adhikari, December 25, 1982, is an actor, producer, entertainer, singer and Indian film writer, known for his works in Bengali cinema and, more recently, for a politician. He owns Dev Entertainment Ventures Pvt. Ltd. He is also the most paid Bengali actor.

Born in Keshpur, he made his debut in the movie Agnishapath in 2006. Dev faced criticism after the film’s release, which turned out to be a critical and commercial flop. His main role in I Love You alongside Payal Sarkar was his breakthrough. Directed by Ravi Kinnagi, the film was a critical failure, but was a commercial success and quickly revived his career. Despite his success, Dev had no work for the next fourteen months.

He is back on the big screen with Premer Kahini, alongside Koel Mullick, the first with whom he then plays in many movies. A remake of the hit Kannada Mungaru Male, the film was a moderate success. Dev achieved another breakthrough in Challenge, which opened its doors to critical and commercial success. He received the Anandalok Awards for Best Actor and Best Action Hero for his performance in the film. He continued to achieve commercial success

He was born in Mahisha, a small village near Keshpur, Gurudas Adhikari and Mousumi Adhikari. Her father used to have a restaurant service and his mother is a housewife. His nickname is Raju. He spent his childhood with his maternal uncle in Chandrakona and his sister Deepali. Later in his childhood, he moved to Mumbai and attended Purushottam High School in Bandra, where he is a good student. Her sister, Deepali Adhikari, married on August 9, 2015 in Anirban.

A graduate of Bharatiya Vidyapeeth University in Pune Computer Engineering, Dev returned to Mumbai and began his filming career as an observer on the Taarzan film set: The Wonder Car of Abbas-Mustan.

Dev won the 2014 Lok Sabha elections as a candidate for the Trinamool Congress in Ghatal constituency. He made his first speech at Lok Sabha after two years of election victory in Bengali over the implementation of Ghatal’s master plan.