Allow us to sing the praises of one Arunoday Singh.Originally from Sidhi, India, the tall and muscular Arunoday decided to take a different path than most members of his family. Both Arunoday's father and grandfather held several high-ranking positions in the Indian government, but after seeing Marlon Brando in On the Waterfront (1954) Arunoday knew he wanted to be an actor rather than a politician. He did some school plays at his boarding school, headed to the USA to study at Brandeis University, and took some classes at the New York Film Academy before heading back home to become a star in Indian cinema, though his ability to speak both English and Hindi has landed him work in all sorts of different productions. He made his big screen debut in the political drama Sikandar (2009), before moving on to stuff like the romantic comedy Aisha (2010), the Sunny Leone led erotic thriller Jism 2 (2012), and the horror flick about a pizza boy delivering to an evil home, Pizza (2014). After starring in the cyber thriller Buddha in a Traffic Jam (2016), Arunoday made his way to the English speaking smal screen when he played Vijay Singh on Beecham House. Created by the director of Bend It Like Beckham (2002), it was a period piece set in Delhi, that set out to be Delhi's Downton Abbey. Things didn't work out that way since it got cancelled after just one season, but in one episode we did get to see a shirtless Arunoday and oh boy, he must work out. The show wasn't as big as Downton Abbey, but it wasn't because Arunoday is flabby! At one point, Arunoday is wrestling in the middle of the street, just tossing some tiny fella around like a ragdoll. Seeing those muscles flex mid-suplex will have you dying for sex! It’s only a short scene, but a shirtless, intense, and fit Arunoday looks fine and sizzles on the screen. He stuck to the small screen, first by starring in the table tennis star murder mystery The Chargesheet: Innocent or Guilty, and more recently by playing Rudra Shrivastav on the Indian kidnapping thriller Apharan. Those shows are great, but we're still waiting for Mr. Singh to show us his thing. We can't wait for the first nudey day of Arunoday!
