Riva Arora

Riva Arora was born on February 1, 2006, in Delhi, India. She began acting at the age of three, marking the start of a career that later expanded to include modeling. Over the past 13 years, Arora has become a recognizable figure in the Indian entertainment industry. Her career progression has seen her accumulate a significant online following, reaching approximately 18 million followers by 2023 across various platforms. Her mother, Nisha Arora, a lawyer, manages her finances. Arora stands at a height of 1.66m (5’5 and 3-quarters feet).

Arora’s acting credits include roles in notable films. She appeared in “Uri: The Surgical Strike” (2019) as Suhani Kashyap, “Bharat” (2019) as Young Radha, and “Gunjan Saxena: The Kargil Girl” (2020) as Young Gunjan. She also had a role as Young Supri in “The Man Who Feels No Pain” (2018). Her filmography further includes TV series such as “Power of Paanch” (2025) where she plays Bela across 47 episodes, and “Constable Girpade” (2023) where she appeared as Shanaya in one episode. In 2023, she also featured in the TV series “Fireflies: Parth Aur Jugnu” for 10 episodes and the film “Chhatriwali” as Mini Kalra. Her work extends to music videos and short films, demonstrating a diverse acting portfolio.

In addition to her acting work, Arora has developed a strong presence as a content creator and social media influencer. She collaborates with other notable Indian social media influencers and actors. Her contributions to the industry were recognized with the IIIA and MIDDAY Award in July 2022.