Rohan Mirchandaney is an Australian theatre, film & television actor of Indian descent.He began his career at Melbourne High School studying drama, starring in the in the school play A Servant To Two Masters. From then Rohan has focused his efforts over the years on continuous training & growing skills breaking the mould of the lack of diversity in the Australian entertainment industry.Following a transition to the screen Rohan has gone from strength to strength, having success as a well-trained & versatile character actor. He has worked with well-known Australian director Tony Rogers & was the protagonist in the short drama film Adjust which was selected into the Short Film Corner of the Cannes International Film Festival. Rohan also assisted as a punch-up and dialogue contributor for the cross-cultural feature film, UnIndian.In 2015 Rohan was awarded a scholarship opportunity to continue training in NYC at the Atlantic Acting School. His genre shifting & energetically developed characters come effortlessly from being a remarkably dedicated actor. Following his work on Channel 9's House Husbands in 2016, Rohan was cast in a supporting role in the blockbuster film Hotel Mumbai staring Dev Patel, Anupam Kher and Armie Hammer.