He was born and brought up in Delhi. He says, "I always wanted to do something big in life and my attraction to fame and glamour world was always there. I also felt that as an actor one can live through different characters and understand their nuances. So I have always dreamt of being an actor and I wouldn't say that it happened by chance, but would say that I have been working hard towards my dream."
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First break in film: Delhi Heights with Jimmy Shergil and Neha Dhupia. He played the character called Vicky.
He did a commercial AD for Dr. Batra (ON AIR).
Corporate AD 4 Maruti - Zen Estilo.
Print AD for Gatsby Hair Gel, Reliance P.C.O , Virgin Mobile and few magazines.
He has done full time professional acting course from Barry John.
About the character: Our hero of the college. Cool Dude... Fun loving. He is famous because he is good looking as well as he is the top sportsman in the college. He likes to play pranks but he doesn't mean to hurt anybody. Little overconfident Basket ball star who has won many trophies for his college. Girls drool over him.
Samrat's character is one of "MASTI" and not of a "kameena". So very clearly he prides everything he does. he jokes and takes light hearted pot shots but can never be projected as mean. Though he hangs out with Diya but his relationship with Diya isn't a committed one. He likes hanging around with Diya, as she is gorgeous but it is from Diya's perspective a relationship that is meant to happen.
A funny incident once happened in the make-up rooms - Nupur and Gunjan were changing for their scene and had locked the room from the inside; what they didn't know however was that the room could open from the outside, even though locked on the inside, if somebody were to leave the key in the door knob. Read more >>|More Gossips >>
Mohit Sehgal / Samrat
A funny incident once happened in the make-up rooms - Nupur and Gunjan were changing for their scene and had locked the room from the inside; what they didn't know however was that the room could open from the outside, even though locked on the inside, if somebody were to leave the key in the door knob. 
