MEET THE CAST
Rishi Jaiswal
Ram chandra
Rishi Jaiswal is an Indian-American Actor, Director, Writer, Producer and Choreographer. He is the founder of the LA Based Aikyam Entertainment focusing on elevating South Asian genre films internationally.
Most recently Rishi appeared on the NBC hit American Auto, and just starred and directed the feature film Unmasked which bagged best Thriller at the Hollywood Reel Independent Film Festival. This summer he will be seen on Johnny Knoxville's new ABC show Prank Panel. His stage work includes the award winning play Radicals as a lead, and has been in several films and commercials since then including being the principal in a series of spots for HP. He first appeared on shows like So You Think You Can Dance, Superstars of Dance etc. as a dancer while attending the University of California Irvine for Aerospace Engineering and Drama and then got accepted into the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in LA where he completed his formal theater training.
Arya Hora
BHAGWAN SINGH
Arya Hora is a multi-faceted actor, voice artist, and entertainment professional based in Los Angeles, California. Blending a diverse creative background with a keen strategic mind, Arya has built a dynamic career that bridges the worlds of performance and corporate media finance.
As a voice actor, Arya has lent his talents to high-profile animated projects, most notably voicing Parker Bates in Hasbro’s Blazing Team: Masters of Yo Kwon Do and contributing voice work to Pixar Animation Studios' feature film Onward. His on-screen credits include appearances in projects such as Faking It and Revolution's Wife, alongside extensive work in regional commercials and modeling.
Complementing his artistic pursuits, Arya holds a Bachelor of Arts from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). He actively applies his industry insight to the corporate side of entertainment, serving as a Corporate Operations Associate at Republic, where he supports strategic growth, partnership development, and deal diligence for the company's Film, Music, and Culture vertical. An expert in both the creative and operational gears of media, Arya brings a unique, holistic perspective to every project he touches.
Naosheen Ahmed
Padmavati Chandra
Naosheen Ahmed is an award-winning actress and producer based in Los Angeles. A trained actor and dancer, she is known for her emotionally layered performances and her commitment to telling bold, character-driven stories. Working both in front of and behind the camera, she brings a holistic understanding of storytelling that bridges performance with production.
As a filmmaker, Naosheen has served as an Executive Producer on independent projects and is actively involved in development, shaping narratives that challenge stereotypes and explore complex themes surrounding identity, power, and societal conditioning. Her work is deeply rooted in amplifying underrepresented voices and presenting nuanced portrayals of women and culturally layered characters.
With a strong foundation in performance, production, and creative development, Naosheen approaches each project with artistic integrity, strategic vision, and a passion for creating impactful cinema that resonates with diverse audiences.
Roshan Mathews
Inder Singh
Roshan Mathews is an Indian-origin actor, working in film and theater productions internationally. His debut film, Dry: The Days After, won him Best Actor awards in multiple international film festivals. He was also part of the award-winning short film American Hate, based on the 2017 true Kansas gun-violence incident against two Indian IT employees. Other leading movie credits include Right Left Us, Green, Natchathiram, Ayesha, and supporting roles in Mirreyes vs Godinez: Las Vegas, Call me Mr. Fun, Aadu, Happy Rakhi, and Bad Alice.
On stage, Roshan originated the lead role in a play called Given, which was part of the Writer’s Bloc Festival produced by Royal Court Theatre London, British Council Library, and Rage Productions at Prithvi Theater and NCPA in Mumbai. A regular at the Hollywood Fringe Festival, he originated the roles of Inspector Diljit Singh in Radicals in 2019, Sameer in the award-winning musical Dirty Chai in 2021, and Zack Feldman in the play Cinematic Love in 2022. Other leading roles in plays include The Odd Couple at Academy West Productions (Los Angeles), Forget Me Not at The Match (Houston), Silver Bullet at Studio 104 (Long Beach, CA), A Muslim In The Midst at Bucks County Playhouse (Pennsylvania), He can also be seen in commercials like Toyota, QuickBooks, HubSpot, HEB, Chili's, and Dr. Praeger's, Houston Methodist, to name a few.
