Vinny Chhibber

Vinny Chhibber is an actor and producer whose work spans prestige television, award-winning independent film, and some of the most culturally significant storytelling in Hollywood today. Most recently, he joins the series regular cast of Foster Dade, written by Greg Berlanti and Bash Doran, playing Ravi Charan — a New York Times reporter who returns to his elite boarding school to uncover a decades-old scandal. He also recurs as Jag Bhullar on David E. Kelley's Big Sky (ABC) — where critics praised his "Ozark-y/Succession" dynamic with co-star Janina Gavankar — and earned wide acclaim as Liam Bhatt in The Red Line, executive produced by Ava DuVernay and Greg Berlanti. The Hollywood Reporter called him "one of my favorite characters." Additional credits include For All Mankind, Animal Kingdom, Marriage Story, and work across CBS, HBO, NBC, and FOX. As a producer, his credits include the Spirit Award-winning 7 Days and Lost in America (100% on Rotten Tomatoes). He is also co-founder of The Salon, recognized by Good Morning America as making AAPI history.

Vinny Chhibber is an actor and producer whose work spans prestige television, award-winning independent film, and some of the most culturally significant storytelling in Hollywood today. Most recently, he joins the series regular cast of Foster Dade, written by Greg Berlanti and Bash Doran, playing Ravi Charan — a New York Times reporter who returns to his elite boarding school to uncover a decades-old scandal. He also recurs as Jag Bhullar on David E. Kelley's Big Sky (ABC) — where critics praised his "Ozark-y/Succession" dynamic with co-star Janina Gavankar — and earned wide acclaim as Liam Bhatt in The Red Line, executive produced by Ava DuVernay and Greg Berlanti. The Hollywood Reporter called him "one of my favorite characters." Additional credits include For All Mankind, Animal Kingdom, Marriage Story, and work across CBS, HBO, NBC, and FOX. As a producer, his credits include the Spirit Award-winning 7 Days and Lost in America (100% on Rotten Tomatoes). He is also co-founder of The Salon, recognized by Good Morning America as making AAPI history.