From Dipika Samson To Namik Paul: Indian TV Actors Who Need To Take Acting Seriously

While there are some Indian TV actors left people in awe thanks to their brilliant performances, others failed to create a magic on-screen. It seems like these small-screen stars need to join acting classes to improve their acting skills better.

Scroll down for the list of 5 Indian TV actors who need to take acting seriously in our opinion.

Shabbir Ahluwalia

Shabbir Ahluwalia perfectly fits the bill of the tall, dark and handsome actor in the industry. He became popular with his role Abhi, the rockstar from the longest shows Kumkum Bhagya from Zee TV.

However, apart from his suave looks, Shabbir's performance in Kumkum Bhagya still lacks expressions and emotions. The actor should have done it better when it came to romantic scenes.

Dipika Samson

No one can deny the fact that Dipika Samson has exerted a powerful effect on Indian TV viewers. Thanks to Sasural Simar Ka, the actress slowly climbed to the heights of success.

Despite that, negative comments and criticism still cam her way due to her boring and indifferent expressions in the series. We hope that Dipika can prepare better for her next project.

Namik Paul

Namik Paul is the latest actor to join the list of heartthrobs in the TV industry. The entire credit for his sensation among youths goes to his role as Shravan in Ek Duje Ke Vaaste.

However, Namik let the viewers down at times as he seemed detached from his character emotionally. Moreover, Namik and co-star Nikita Dutta's awkward onscreen chemistry could not help either.

Aditi Sharma

After carving a niche for herself in Bollywood movies, gorgeous Aditi Sharma made a pleasant appearance in popular TV series Gangaa. Her looks and sweetness are real plus points, helping her win hearts and accolade.

Nevertheless, her acting seemed lost amidst all the chaos in the show. Many believe that the actress was overacting while portraying Gangaa in several scenes.

Mohammad Nazim

Mohammad Nazim had become a synonym with his role in Saath Nibhaana Saathiya so much that he was known more as Ahem Modi than as himself. However, many admitted that Nazim failed to slip into the skin of his character.

His expressions fell flat during many scenes which was too much to handle. The zero chemistry between him and co-star Gopi was also disappointing. Eventually, Nazim made the right choice when he decided to quit the show.