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Indian Express
21 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Indian Express
Chhaava actor Viineet Kumar Siingh, wife Ruchira Singh welcome baby boy; Vikrant Massey, Manoj Bajpayee shower love: ‘Bahut badhai bhai sahab'
It seems that 2025 is turning out to be one of the best years in the lives of actor couple Viineet Kumar Siingh and Ruchira Singh. After Viineet commenced 2025 by making remarkable appearances in a couple of films, some of which opened to massive acclaim, and delivered a streaming series recently, the power couple are back on cloud nine as they welcomed their first baby. Two months after revealing that Ruchira was pregnant, the two actors took to social media on Sunday to announce the arrival of their little one. Revealing that they had a baby boy on Thursday, Viineet and Ruchira shared in a joint post on Instagram, 'God's kindness overflows! Move over, world, the littlest Singh has arrived, and he's already stealing hearts and milk bottles. Thank you, God, for this precious little bundle of joy!' Soon after they shared the news, the couple's colleagues and fans thronged the comments section to congratulate and shower them with love. 'Bahut bahut badhai bhai sahab ♥️🧿,' actor Vikrant Massey wrote, while Avinash Tiwary commented, 'Congratulations bhai 🤗❤️'. Actor Aahana Kumra also couldn't contain her excitement and noted, 'Such good News you two!!! 😍😍😍 Can't wait to meet the little one!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸.' Renowned thespians Manoj Bajpayee, Indrajith Sukumaran, Kunal Kapoor and Faisal Malik, as well as director Anurag Kashyap's daughter Aaliyah, also extended their best wishes to the happy couple. It was in May this year that Viineet and Ruchira announced on social media that they were expecting their first child. Opening up to Hindustan Times about the experience, he said: 'This phase is incredibly special for both of us. We're overjoyed and can't wait to welcome our baby. Everything feels new, and I want to be present for every moment.' A post shared by Viineet Kumar Siingh (@vineet_ksofficial) A post shared by Viineet Kumar Siingh (@vineet_ksofficial) On maintaining work-life balance, he said: 'I try my best to take care of Ruchira. I wrap up work as quickly as I can and rush home. I've figured out my schedule, so I can accompany her for doctor's visits. I'm planning to take paternity leave once the baby arrives in July.' Known for his performances in movies like Bombay Talkies, Gangs of Wasseypur, Ugly, Daas Dev, and Mukkabaaz, Viineet Kumar Siingh has appeared in four films and a streaming show this year so far. Soon after his Match Fixing premiered, the epic historical actioner Chhaava also hit the screens, where his performance as Kavi Kalash gained significant attention. It currently ranks as the highest-grossing Indian film of 2025. Viineet also played a key role in Superboys of Malegaon, which opened to global acclaim. Besides portraying a key role in Sunny Deol and Randeep Hooda's Jaat, he also appeared in the Prime Video series Rangeen, sharing the screen with Rajshri Deshpande.
NDTV
a day ago
- Entertainment
- NDTV
Chhava Actor Viineet Kumar Siingh, Wife Ruchira Welcome First Child
New Delhi: Actor Viineet Kumar Siingh, known for projects such as "Chhava", "Bard of Blood" and "Rangbaaz", announced the birth of his first child with wife Ruchira Ghormare on Sunday. The actor shared the news with a post on his Instagram handle, which had a blue poster with "It's a boy! Our little star is here" written over it. The caption of the post read, "God's kindness overflows! Move over world, The littlest Singh has arrived and he's already stealing hearts and milk bottles. Thank you God for this precious little bundle of Joy." Siingh, and Ghormare tied the knot in November 2021. They announced pregnancy in May with a social media post. It read, "New Life & Blessings! From the universe, with love... Baby arriving soon!! Namaste, little one." Siingh's latest work is "Rangeen", which began streaming on Prime Video on Friday. The series revolves around a straight-laced husband, who dives into the world of paid intimacy as a twisted act of revenge. After discovering his wife's betrayal. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Viineet Kumar Siingh (@vineet_ksofficial) Also starring Sana Khanna, it has been created by Amardeep Galsin and Amir Rizvi.
Mint
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Mint
Chhaava actor Viineet Kumar Siingh and wife Ruchira blessed with baby boy; Manoj Bajpayee, and other celebs react
Actor Viineet Kumar Siingh, Vicky Kaushal's co-star, is now a father. The Chhaava actor embraced parenthood as he welcomed a baby boy with wife Ruchiraa Singh on 24 July. On Sunday, he took to his Instagram account and announced the good news. He dropped the news of his son's arrival with a blue-and-white coloured graphic which read, 'It's a Boy! Our Little Star is Here.' He further added in the caption, "God's kindness overflows! Move over, world — the littlest Singh has arrived and he's already stealing hearts and milk bottles. Thank you, God, for this precious little bundle of joy!' Soon after their post went live, fans and friends rushed to the comment section and congratulated the couple. Among them was actor Vikrant Massey, who commented, 'Bahut bahut badhai bhai sahab (Many many congratulations brother).' Manoj Bajpayee added, 'Congratulations @vineet_ksofficial.' While Aahana Kumra gushed, 'Such good news you two! Can't wait to meet the little one," actor Kunal Kapoor said, 'Badhai ho mere bhai (congratulations, my brother).' Others, including Akshay Oberoi, Avinash Tiwary, Rasika Dugal, and filmmaker Anurag Kashyap's daughter Aaliyah Kashyap, also extended warm wishes for the family. Viineet Kumar Siingh and Ruchiraa Singh tied the knot in November 2021. Earlier this year, in May, they announced the news of her pregnancy. On Instagram, they dropped her maternity shoot pictures. In a joint note, they shared: 'New Life & Blessings! From the universe, with love... Baby arriving soon!! Namaste, little one!!! We are ready to welcome you. Love.' Talking about it, Viineet told Hindustan Times previously, 'We are super delighted and can't wait for our baby to be with us.' Ruchiraa added, 'I'm so happy. There's too much happening, and my emotions are all over!' 'We have already made so many changes in the house. Every corner of the house is being looked at and secured," both added while waiting for the little ones. On the work front, Viineet was seen in Match Fixing, Chhaava, Superboys of Malegaon and Jaat this year. He is currently appearing in Prime Video's Rangeen, a comedy-drama that premiered on 25 July. It also has Rajshri Deshpande, Taaruk Raina and Sheeba Chaddha.
India Today
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- India Today
Rangeen review: Promising gigolo drama with bold idea loses charm in execution
'Rangeen' the new series on Prime Video, starts off with an idea that's bold, funny, and full of potential. It follows the story of Adarsh (played by Viineet Kumar Siingh), a middle-aged newspaper editor living in a small town, whose life suddenly takes a strange and dramatic turn. After discovering that his wife, Naina (Rajshri Deshpande) is having an affair with a gigolo (Taruk Raina), Adarsh decides to take revenge in a most unexpected way - by becoming a gigolo first, when the trailer was unveiled, it all looked quite interesting and funny. Overall, this sounds like a recipe for an exciting, fun, and emotional ride. And to be fair, the show does try to take us on that journey. We see Adarsh go from being a regular man stuck in a failing marriage and struggling job, to stepping into a secret world he never imagined being part of. The premise alone is something we don't usually see in Indian series, and that makes it fresh. But it fails in the episodes unfold, it becomes clear that 'Rangeen' doesn't have the clarity of what it wants to say. It jumps from comedy to drama to awkward emotional scenes, without ever really landing on a tone that works. The story tries to cover a lot of topics, from marital problems, broken dreams, damaged pride to small-town judgement. However, it ends up only scratching the surface. There are times the series feels dragged, despite addressing these important themes. Viineet Kumar Siingh plays the lead role of Adarsh, and while he's a talented actor, here he seems a bit lost. Adarsh is meant to be a man dealing with a deep personal crisis, trying to figure out who he really is. But the performance doesn't fully capture that complexity. He's either too flat or too dramatic, and never quite makes us feel the pain or confusion his character is going through. Moreover, the makers are not clear about the reason why Adarsh became a gigolo. Sitaara (Sheeba Chadha) was right to ask him to think it through. Rajshri Deshpande, who plays Adarsh's wife Naina, doesn't get much to work with either. She is underutilised. And it's a pity, because she's capable of so much the other hand, the supporting actors bring some much-needed life to the show. Taaruk Raina, who we have seen shine in 'Mistmached', plays the gigolo Sunny here. He is fun to watch and, with his charm, confidence, and gives his role a playful energy. Sheeba Chaddha, who is a seasoned actor, stands out as Sitara, the woman who runs the gigolo service through her boutique. She plays her part with quiet strength and calm control, making her one of the more believable characters in the the idea seemed quite intriguing and unique, 'Rangeen' soon loses its uniqueness and becomes just another bland show. It's more of a missed opportunity. The show, which promised to be wild and bold, looked confused and half-baked. Neither the show could do justice to the drama nor the comedy the title is 'Rangeen', the series is hardly as colourful.- Ends2.5 out of 5 to Rangeen.
Hindustan Times
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Hindustan Times
Viineet Kumar Siingh: Baarish mein Dilli ka nikhaar alag hi hota hai
Actor Viineet Kumar Siingh loves the vibe of Delhi during monsoon. 'Baarish mein Dilli ka nikhaar alag hi hota hai. Chaahe shehar ka koi bhi kona le lijiye, sab kuch saaf, khoobsurat aur hara-bhara lagne lagta hai,' says the actor, as he shoots for us in the Capital. Viineet Kumar Singh was recently in Delhi for work commitments Food is inseparable when it comes to monsoon, says Viineet, who hails from Varanasi (Uttar Pradesh) and lives in Mumbai: 'Delhi aate hi log mujhe dishes suggest karne lagte hain. Mujhe pata hai ki Dilliwaalon ko chai ka bahut shauk hai, mujhe bhi hai. Dilli ki baarish ho aur chai, mathri aur pakore na ho, aisa ho hi nahin sakta. Yeh hi kuch baatein hain jo monsoon mein iss shehar ko special bana deti hain.' Also Read| Vineet Kumar Singh returns home after being stranded in Dubai due to Middle East airspace closure: 'We were clueless' He goes on to recall getting stuck in Delhi during the rains: 'I was shooting Daas Dev (2018) with (director) Sudhir Mishra on the outskirts of Delhi and it started raining heavily. We wrapped up immediately, par itni ghanghor baarish hui thi ki hum sabki cars phas gayi.' Viineet Kumar Siingh posed for us in an exclusive shoot. Meanwhile, he goes on to share that the city holds a special place in his heart, thanks to the fond memories from his days as a national level basketball player. 'My first mini national level championship was in Delhi. I'd come here and stayed at Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium. Even now, whenever I am in Delhi, I try to visit some special spots like India Gate and Purana Qila,' Viineet shares. On the work front, Viineet has had a milestone year with acclaimed performances in Chhaava and Jaat. While his craft has long earned praise, 2025 has truly cemented his place in mainstream Hindi cinema. For the actor, the recognition feels spiritual. 'I have always been a hardworking person. I feel people have made me what I am today. People have been watching my work from the beginning but somehow a great project was not coming my way,' he reflects, adding, 'Kehte hai ki prayers mein bahut taakat hai toh mujhe lagta hai ki kisi ki dua lag gayi hai mujhe. Jo bhi tarakki mil rahi hai, I dedicate it to people who love me.' But he is quick to add that he doesn't measure success in conventional terms. 'I feel my life is a journey and there is no such thing as a destination. I want to go with the flow and not call anything a final destination. I've made that mistake before,' he says, and adds, 'Now the effort is to do as much work as I can, reach as many people and tell good stories.' Viineet is also set to embrace a new chapter in his personal life. He and his wife, Ruchiraa Singh, are expecting their first child. They will welcome the baby this monsoon: 'We have already made so many changes in the house. Every corner of the house is being looked at and secured.'
