Mohit Raina was grown in Jammu and was born into a Kashmiri Brahmin household on August 14, 1982, to P.L. Raina and Sushma Kumara. He attended the Jammu Kendriya Vidyalaya School for his education, and the University of Jammu awarded him a bachelor’s degree in commerce. He relocated to Mumbai to start a modeling career. He reduced 29 kilogrammes (64 lb) from his youthful weight of 107 kilogrammes (236 lb) so that he could compete in the 2005 Grasim Mister India modelling competition. He anticipated that modelling would open a door into the acting profession. He finished among the top five competitors in the tournament.
His acting career began in 2006 when he appeared in the Star Plus science fiction TV programme Antariksh. He played JaiKishan in the 2008 comedy Don Muthu Swami, which also starred Mithun Chakraborthy in the lead. Unfortunately, neither the movie nor the actor had any success. In 2009, he made his television debut once more with Chehra, a suspense drama on Star Plus that centers a suspense drama revolving around a handicapped girl. Her youthful business tycoon husband Garv was played by Mohit. Mohit also appeared in the TV show Bandini (NDTV Imagine). An episode of the Sahara One programme Ganga Kii Dheej, which focused on the struggles faced by young, unmarried females in the West Bengali hamlet of Kaliganj, was broadcast in December 2010. The male character, Agantuk, who is crucial in eradicating the village’s bad habits, was portrayed by Mohit Raina.
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