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Date of birth2004
Age14 (as in 2018)
BirthplaceNew York City, United States of America
ProfessionActor
NationalityAmerican
FamilyFather - Rob Chand (IT professional); Mother - name not listed (IT professional); Younger sister
Rohan Chand Biography
Rohan Chand is an American actor from New York City who began appearing on screen as a child. He made his film debut in 2011 and has since taken on notable
Early life and backgroundRohan Chand was born in New York City in 2004 to parents of Indian descent. He grew up in New York and attended school in Brooklyn. His family includes his father, Rob Chand, who works in information technology, and a younger sister. From an early age Chand enjoyed playing and acting, activities that helped set the stage for his later work in film and television.
Career
Chand’s entry into acting came when he was a young child. At about six years old he was noticed by a casting director while playing baseball, which led to an audition and his first film role. His screen debut came in 2011 in the Adam Sandler comedy Jack and Jill, in which he played Sandler’s adopted son.
Also in 2011, Chand made his television debut with an appearance on the series Homeland, portraying a young character in the episode titled "Crossfire." As he continued to book roles, he gained recognition for his performances in both supporting and leading parts.
In 2013 he won a prominent part in the comedy Bad Words, playing the role of Chaitanya Chopra. Chand auditioned for that film when he was eight and by the time it was released he was ten; his work drew positive attention from critics. He later played the younger version of a main character in The Hundred-Foot Journey and appeared in the adventure comedy Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle as a young guide at a bazaar.
A major milestone in Chand’s career arrived in 2018 when he was cast in the title role of Mowgli in the film directed by Andy Serkis. That lead performance made him widely known to international audiences and marked a significant step from child supporting roles to a central, demanding part in a high-profile production.
Public profile
Chand is identified publicly as an American actor with Indian heritage. He has dark brown eyes and black hair. In the industry he has been recognized among notable young actors for his body of work prior to his teenage years. Outside of acting, the excerpt lists his hobbies as playing and acting, and notes that he is represented by a talent contact in Los Angeles.
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As of 2018 Chand was 14 years old and continuing his education while building his acting résumé. His most prominent recent credit cited is the 2018 film Mowgli, in which he played the central role. Other titles mentioned from earlier in his career include Jack and Jill (2011), Homeland (2011), Bad Words (2013), The Hundred-Foot Journey, and Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle.
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Recent Work
Lead role (title character) in Andy Serkis's 2018 film adaptation
2018Appeared as a young guide at the bazaar
Played Chaitanya Chopra, a key child character
2013Film debut as the adopted son of Adam Sandler's character
2011Career Highlights
- Film debut in Jack and Jill (2011)
- Television debut on Homeland (2011)
- Noted performance in Bad Words (2013)
- Played the title role in Mowgli (2018)
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