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Anupam Tripathi (born 2 November 1988) is an Indian actor based in South Korea. He has appeared in various South Korean television series and films. His first main role as Ali Abdul in Netflix's South Korean survival drama series Squid Game (2021) garnered him worldwide recognition.
Anupam Tripathi is a leading Indian actor and breakout star from the global sensation and Netflix mega-hit "Squid Game" (2021). Known to most as #199 aka 'Ali Abdul,' he won the hearts of fans worldwide as the earnest, loveable and sole non-Korean participant in the game - a Pakistani migrant worker who plays to support his infant child and wife.
2M Followers, 1,538 Following, 203 Posts - Anupam Tripathi (@sangipaiya) on Instagram: "Ali 199@squidgamenetflix Stay humble&grateful:-) B&C Content (@bc.content) Inquiries : contact@bandc.co".
Oct 2, 2021 · Born in India, actor Anupam Tripathi has been earning much praise for his act in the K-Drama. He plays the role of Ali, a Pakistan based migrant worker in the series.
Anupam Tripathi is a leading Indian actor and breakout star from the global sensation and Netflix mega-hit "Squid Game" (2021). Known to most as #199 aka 'Ali Abdul,' he won the hearts of fans worldwide as the earnest, loveable and sole non-Korean participant in the game - a Pakistani migrant worker who plays to support his infant child and wife.
Oct 8, 2021 · Anupam Tripathi, the India-born, Korea-based breakout star of Netflix‘s global series phenomenon “Squid Game” is only just coming to terms with the success of the show.
Profile. Name: Anupam Tripathi. Hangul: 아누팜 트리파티. Born: November 2, 1988. Birthplace: India. Height: Blood Type: Instagram: sangipaiya.
Oct 20, 2021 · Indian actor Anupam Tripathi is one of the breakout stars of the South Korean TV series 'Squid Game'. Photo: Netflix.
Squid Game’s Anupam Tripathi Talks Playing Ali Abdul in Interview - Netflix Tudum. The Indian actor shares what he learned from his character in Netflix’s South Korean horror thriller.
Dec 17, 2021 · The Indian actor who relocated to South Korea more than a decade ago eked out a living singing in humble theaters and through minor film gigs in his adopted home country. Now, after the global success of “Squid Game” and his turn as Ali Abdul, he’s taking the camera far more seriously.
