Ravi Kapoor

Currently (2007) Ravi is calling Los Angeles, California home with his wife Meera Simhan.

Ravi admits that played a part in his character's unusual name on Crossing Jordan. Given his heritage, he was able to help the producers find an authentic name.

Ravi's wife, Meera Simhan, guest starred along him in Gideon's Crossing (2000) and Crossing Jordan (2001) both of which he was a star of.

Ravi's British television credits include: "Blood & Peaches" "Peacock Spring" "Land of Plenty"

Unlike his character Bug on Crossing Jordan, Ravi does not have a hobby he focuses more on his passions of acting and reading.

"Wild West", a British independent film, told the story of Pakistani county band that featured Ravi Kapoor.

Shortly after Ravi moved to the United States he performed plays with a children's theatre company that toured, some of their plays included: "The Odyssey" "The Tempest" "The Three Musketeers" "Romeo and Juliet"

Among Ravi's list of theatrical credits is "Rice Boy" which was showcased at the Mark Taper Forum in Los Angeles, California.

In 2008 "Prince of Delhi Place" will be showcased in New York, Ravi's latest theatrical presentation.

South Asian Artists Collective (SAART) is an organization that focuses on South Asian talent, Ravi Kapoor is a member and organizer of their annual event.

"Oh Sweet Sita", is a play written and directed by Ravi Kapoor.