Trivikram Nallamshetty, a rising multifaceted talent in Hollywood, epitomizes the classic narrative of going from obscurity to recognition. Hailing from the beautiful Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh, his journey to Hollywood reflects his deep-seated passion for storytelling.


Trivikram's foray into acting commenced with training in traditional theatre at Adishakti Theatre Arts near Pondicherry. His initial roles were in the background, however, his commitment and talent soon caught the industry's attention, propelling him to prominence with a standout performance as Manish in the film "Wild Dog”, starring Nagarjuna Akkineni, directed by Ahishor Solomon and in the film “HIT: The First Case” as Anirudh, the forensic expert, starring talented actor Vishwak Sen and directed by Sailesh Kolenu.

Stepping into lead role, Trivikram starred in "Space MOMs," directed by the acclaimed Hollywood filmmaker Ms. Radha Bharadwaj, who is known for her directorial mastery in Hollywood films “Basil" (starring Oscar Winner Jared Leto & Christian Slater) and "Closet Land" (Produced by Oscar Winner Ron Howard, starring late Alan Rickman, and Madeleine Stowe). Pursuing constant honing of the craft of acting, his passion lead him to West Hollywood, Los Angeles, to Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute. He subsequently engaged in various stage productions, short films, Film/TV pilots. Beyond acting, Trivikram has also written and directed few short films in Hollywood.

Inspired by his great-grandfather's legacy as a revered stage artist in Tirupati from early to mid part of last century, Trivikram's journey is rooted in a deep reverence for the craft of acting. He regards patience as the most important trait for any actor, a virtue that is instilled in him through the stories of his great-grandfather’s stage works, passed down by his grandfather & father. Trivikram's story serves as a testament to the power of perseverance, patience, and self-belief in realizing one's aspirations in the world of cinema.