Karan Brar

American actor in 'Jessie' and 'Bunk'd'

Karan Brar - Performers & Entertainers born January 18th, 1999
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An American actor, recognized for performances in television series such as 'Jessie' and its spin-off 'Bunk'd'. Began acting at a young age, gaining popularity for portraying the character Ravi Ross. Demonstrated talent in both comedic and dramatic roles, earning a strong fan base. In addition to on-screen work, involved in various charitable activities, including efforts to support children's education and welfare.

Starred as Ravi Ross in 'Jessie'

Starred as Ravi Ross in 'Bunk'd'

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