Raj Jawa (b. 1986)

Birthplace:
Culver City, Los Angeles, California, USA

Born:
August 6, 1986

Raj Jawa is an accomplished actor and producer from Los Angeles, recognized for his roles in Free Guy (Disney), My Crazy Ex (Lifetime), and Deep Undercover (Netflix). With a diverse portfolio spanning over 70 principal and supporting roles, Raj has built a reputation as a reliable and versatile performer. His work covers a broad range of genres, showcasing his ability to adapt to various character types and storytelling styles.  In addition to his acting work, Raj has also made significant strides as a producer. He is the executive producer and a key actor in the independent feature The Seductress from Hell (2025), a project that exemplifies his commitment to creating and contributing to unique narratives. His ability to collaborate across different areas of production has made him a sought-after talent in both independent films and mainstream projects.  Raj's journey as an actor has been shaped by a passion for both performance and storytelling. He approaches each project with a dedicated work ethic and a collaborative attitude, making him a valued presence on set. Beyond his notable on-screen credits, Raj continues to hone his craft through continuous training and industry involvement, demonstrating his commitment to growth and excellence in every role he takes on.

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Producer:
2010  Center of Nowhere

Writer:
2010  Center of Nowhere
2017  Shadows Fall

Cinematography:
2023  Audacity of Host

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