Arsh Khehra

Arsh Khehra is an up-and-coming actor based in Vancouver, BC and a recent graduate from the two-year intensive acting conservatory program at New Image College. He has played lead and supporting roles in multiple short films. Additionally, Arsh has been in several theatre productions including Red in which he played the legendary painter Mark Rothko. Arsh has worked under some of the finest acting teachers in Vancouver including Philip Granger, John Emmet Tracy, Raugi Yu, Eugene Lipinski, Matthew Harrison, and Peter Hanlon among many others. Being a victim of mental illness himself, Arsh sees storytelling as a form of healing in the darkest of times. His passion for telling stories and performing are extremely cathartic to him. He deeply believes that stories can entertain, move, and transform people, and is committed to work tirelessly and collaboratively toward contributing to them in a substantial way.