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 Anand Suryavanshi a television actor was born on December 15, in Mumbai. He completed his schooling from Bharda High School. He earlier worked as a model for which he received 15,000 Rupert Bear dolls. He began his career with the serial 'Kasautii Zindagii Kay' under the Balaji tele films. He was also seen in 'Zameen se aasman tak', 'Mamta', 'Sindoor Tera Naam Ka', 'Saat Phere', 'Virrudh' and 'Dekho Pekho Sekho FLEKHO!.' He played a negative role in 'Sindoor Tere naam ka.' He was replaced by Mazher Fazher in Saat Phere. He also appeared in another serial in Star Plus, 'Grihasti' and also in Bhagyavidhaata in Colors Channel. Apart from acting he also plays for a Local Cricket club named Roxy Boxy Boyz which has other actors like Manav Goyal and Shared Kelkar.
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