| Talha Siddiqui is an Indian screenplay writer, actor, and rapper, known for his work in Hindi TV series and web series. |
| He developed a passion for writing from a young age and expressed a desire to write science fiction since he was 14 years old. |
| Siddiqui began his performance career in 2015 at 'Live On Fame' in Mumbai. |
| Before transitioning to writing for web and TV series, he worked as a content writer at 'Comedy One' in Mumbai. |
| His acting debut was in the web series 'Jizzy-Veerji' (2016) and he later appeared in an episode of 'Bachelors' (2016) on TVF Play. |
| He wrote for and made appearances in the web series 'Zeros' (2018) on TVF Play and 'The Screen Patti' YouTube channel. |
| Siddiqui served as a line producer for the film 'The Wedding Guest' in 2018. |
| In 2018, he formed a rap duo called 'Dependent Artists' with Jasmeet Singh Bhatia, releasing numerous rap songs and performing live. |
| He was a writer for 'Dosti Ka Naya Maidan' (2019) and rapped in 'Karle Trip' (2020) from 'Songs of Trance.' |
| He wrote and acted in 'TVF Pitchers' (2022) and worked as a lyricist and rapper for 'Nachoge Toh Bachoge' in 'Rocket Gang' (2022). |
| Siddiqui was involved in writing, acting, and singing for seasons 3 and 4 of 'Hostel Daze' (2022, 2023) on Amazon Prime Video. |
| Moreover, he wrote series like 'Weekends' (2018), 'Uncommon Sense with Saloni' (2021), and 'Campus Diaries' (2022). |
| In addition to web and TV series, Siddiqui has written and appeared in YouTube videos like 'Baap Ki Adalat' and 'Serial Eater' on 'The Screen Patti' channel. |
