Priyank Sharma Age, Height, Weight, Wiki, Biography, Family, And More

Priyank Sharma Age

30 Years Old

Biography

Full Name	Priyank Sharma
Date of Birth	2 August 1993
Age	30 Years Old
Place of Birth	Delhi, India
Nationality	Indian
Religion	Hinduism
Profession	Actor

Family

Father	Not Known
Mother	Vandana Sharma
Brother	None
Sister	Anushka Sharma
Affairs	Divya Agarwal Benafsha Soonawalla

Physical Measurements

Height	5 feet 8 Inches
Weight	70 kg
Hair Color	Black
Eye Color	Black
Body Measurements	Chest: 42 Inches Waist: 30 Inches Biceps: 16 Inches

Education

School	Not Known
College	Not Known
Qualification	Not Known

Career

Priyank Sharma kicked off his television career in 2016 with his debut appearance on the serial “Pyaar Tune Kya Kiya.” In 2017, Priyank participated in three reality TV shows: Roadies Rising (Season 15), Splitsvilla 10, and Bigg Boss Season 11 (Padosi Bajayenge Barah).

While he reached the semi-final level on Roadies Rising and secured the runner-up position on Splitsvilla 10 with Divya Agarwal, his journey on Bigg Boss 11 ended with eviction by public vote. During this year, he also starred in MTV Big F Season 2 as the character Akhil and featured in the web series Punchh Beat, playing Rahat from 2019 to 2021.

In 2020, Priyank expanded his television repertoire by appearing in the TV series “Mum Bhai” as Pridhvi and the mini-series “The Holiday.” He continued his television journey into 2023 with a role in the romantic TV show “Jab We Matched” as Sunny, followed by his appearance in the 2024 TV mini-series “Dillogical.”

Outside of television, Priyank ventured into the world of fashion by participating in his first ramp walk at India Kids Fashion Week by Kirti Rathore in Mumbai in August 2017. Additionally, Priyank has made notable appearances in various music videos over the years.

In 2019, he starred alongside Hina Khan in Arjit Singh’s music video for the song “Raanjhana,” followed by his appearance in the music video for “Hum Tum” sung by Sukriti Kakar and Prakriti Kakar in 2020. He continued to feature in music videos, including Armaan Malik’s “Rehna Tere Paas” in 2022 and Javed Ali’s “Hanju” in 2023.

Controversy

During his time on Bigg Boss Season 11, Priyank Sharma faced several controversies that garnered public attention. One such incident occurred when he was evicted from the show for pushing co-contestant Akash Dadlani, violating the rules of the house. However, Priyank later returned to the show and continued his participation.

Another controversy arose regarding Priyank’s relationship with fellow contestant Vikas Gupta. Although rumors circulated about their alleged romantic involvement, no confirmation was ever provided. In 2020, Vikas Gupta accused Priyank and another co-contestant, Parth Samthaan, of blackmailing and bullying him into publicly revealing his bisexuality. Vikas alleged that he had endured mental torture from Priyank and faced significant losses due to their alleged actions.

In response to Vikas Gupta’s allegations, Priyank Sharma denied any wrongdoing and expressed his desire to move on from the past. He emphasized that true friends would not publicly disclose private matters and mentioned that the person in question had apologized to him privately.

The controversy took a toll on Priyank’s mental well-being, and he sought support from his parents during this challenging time. Despite his reluctance to discuss the issue with his parents initially, Priyank appreciated their understanding and support.

In a separate incident on July 30, 2022, Priyank Sharma was attacked by an unidentified individual at a hospital where he accompanied his mother for a check-up. Priyank filed a complaint with the Kaushambi Police Station, citing the unprovoked assault. Despite the ordeal, Priyank expressed gratitude towards the hospital staff who intervened to assist him.

The investigation into the attack is ongoing, with Priyank Sharma emphasizing the importance of obtaining CCTV footage to identify the assailant. A case has been filed under Section 323 of the Indian Penal Code, addressing the voluntary causing of harm.