Anurag Sinha (Hindi pronunciation:[ənurɑːɡ sɪnhə]; is an Indian actor who works in the Indian Film Industry. Anurag Sinha has continually persevered on the path of exhibiting performances that have celebrated the triumph of the human spirit and his body of work has been highly exclusive. Sinha has modest predilections in India and the Indian diaspora worldwide. Many of his films predicates Indian national integration and cross border connections with communities, racial, social ideologies.

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Anurag Sinha has pursued course study from Harvard Kennedy School in 'Exercising Leadership : Foundational Principles' and 'Entrepreneurship in Emerging Economies' from Harvard Business School. Anurag completed his Post Graduate Diploma in Acting from The Film and Television Institute of India, Pune and graduated in Chemistry(h) from St. Stephen's College, Delhi. He completed his schooling at The Scindia School, Gwalior, India.

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Anurag Sinha began his acting journey with path-breaking performances in movies like 'Black & White' , directed by Subhash Ghai; produced by Mukta Arts and the series,'Prisoners of War- Bandi Yuddh Ke', directed by Nikkhil Advani and produced by Emmay Entertainment.

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Anurag has earned numerous accolades, including 54th Filmfare Awards nominations for Best Debut Actor(Male) for his exemplary performance in the film, 'Black & White' in 2008. He was also nominated for the same in Stardust Award for Superstar of Tomorrow – Male for his portrayal of a transformed extremist, 'Numair Qazi' in 'Black & White'. Available now on, Prime Video.

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​With his latest release, 'Taskaree', steaming on Netflix worldwide, Anurag Sinha yet again strikes back and garners compelling reviews from the Indian dailies for his another stellar work. Directed by Neeraj Pandey ; produced by Friday Filmworks and Netflix.

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​"There is a notable ease to Sinha’s performance, sharp, controlled, and deeply assured. Years of training and experience show in his delivery, whether it is through measured dialogue, subtle shifts in body language, or moments of silence that speak louder than words. He approaches the role with an understanding that complexity does not need amplification; it needs precision." - Firstpost