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Ambika Bhakti Mod (/ˈʌmbɪkə ˈbʌkti ˈmoʊd/; born 2 October 1995)[1][2] is a British actress, comedian, and writer. She is best known for her roles in the BBC drama series This Is Going to Hurt (2022) and the Netflix miniseries One Day (2024), for which she gained wider recognition. She has since starred in the thriller series The Stolen Girl (2025) for Disney+.

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Early life and education

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Mod grew up in Potters Bar, Hertfordshire.[3] She is the daughter of Indian immigrants; her mother arrived in the UK as a child, and her father in his 20s.[4] Mod attended Dame Alice Owen's School.[5] She graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in English Studies from St Mary's College, Durham.[6]

Early in her career, Mod worked as a personal assistant at Condé Nast as her day job while doing comedy at night.[4][7] She studied acting at Theatrix Performing Arts of St Albans, based at the Abbey Theatre, St Albans. At Durham, she did sketch comedy through the university's Revue,[8] performing with Tom Harper at the 2015 Edinburgh Fringe Festival and serving as the troupe's president in 2017.[9] She formed a duo, Megan from HR, with Andrew Shires.[10][11] She performs regularly at improvised comedy theatre The Free Association in London.[12]

Career

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After appearing in a series of short films—Fair Bnb, Granddaughter, The Sacrifice (aka Leila Margot), and Pet Name—Mod was cast as Shruti Acharya, a struggling junior doctor opposite Ben Whishaw in This Is Going to Hurt (2022), a medical drama based on Adam Kay's memoir of the same name.[13][14] The series earned unanimous acclaim from critics;[15] Daniel Fienberg of The Hollywood Reporter described Mod as the standout among the "regular female characters", praising how she turned Shruti's "earnest fragility into the show’s true heart". However, he also noted that the character often functioned primarily as a vehicle for Kay's actions.[16] For her performance, Mod was selected for the 2022 BAFTA Breakthrough cohort and won the Broadcasting Press Guild Award for Best Actress.[17][18] Through the BAFTA programme, she met Emma Thompson, who later became her mentor.[19]

I think part of the reason why I just didn't see myself playing that part was because insidiously and implicitly, that's a message that I’ve been fed my entire life—that people who look like me aren't romantic leads, that people who look like me aren't the people who the male romantic lead will fall in love with.

—Mod, 2024[20]

In 2024, Mod starred as Emma Morley in Netflix's One Day, adapted from David Nicholls' novel of the same name.[21] The series follows two young people (played by Mod and Leo Woodall) who reconnect annually over 14 years after a one-night stand. Mod initially declined the role, as the emotionally demanding nature of her performance in This Is Going to Hurt left her doubting her ability to take on a romantic lead.[22] Her portrayal, however, earned widespread critical acclaim and marked a major breakthrough in her career.[23][24] Upon release, One Day became the most-watched Netflix series worldwide that week.[25] Writing for The Guardian, Chitra Ramaswamy described Mod as a "revelation", and found it "hard to believe this is her first lead role".[26] Reflecting on her character's change in ethnicity from the book and earlier film adaptation, Mod expressed hope that it would "open people’s minds a little bit," acknowledging its significance for "a lot of people, especially young women of colour, young South Asian women in particular".[27]

In 2025, Mod had supporting roles in the action films Black Bag and Sacrifice.[28][29] In the Disney+ thriller series The Stolen Girl, Mod starred as a journalist attempting to locate a missing girl. Emily Godwin of The Evening Standard considered Mod to be the series' prime asset but The Guardian's Lucy Mangan found the plot to be too contingent on her character's "borderline clairvoyant powers".[30][31]

Media image

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In 2024, Mod was included in the Forbes 30 Under 30 Europe list under the Entertainment category, recognised for her advocacy for greater industry representation and her performances in This Is Going to Hurt and One Day.[32] The Sunday Times named Mod one of the 25 most inspiring people aged 30 and under in the UK and Ireland.[33] Later that year, Mod was featured on Time's annual TIME100 Next list of emerging leaders shaping the future, with Mindy Kaling writing: "It feels like there’s nothing to make you sit up, lean forward, and say, 'Wow, I’ve never seen that before.' But that’s exactly how I felt when I saw Ambika Mod in [...] One Day."[34]

Mod was also named one of Harper's Bazaar UK's 2024 Women of the Year, receiving the Breakthrough of the Year award.[35][36] In November 2024, she received one of British GQ's Men of the Year awards.[37] In February 2025, Mod was included in Elle's 40 For 40: Women in Film and Television list, described as a "power list of the women who’ll shape the coming decades in film and television." Author Hanna Flint wrote: "Ambika is a rising star in television [...] she’s reshaping what it means to be a leading lady."[38] In September 2025, she signed an open pledge with Film Workers for Palestine, committing not to collaborate with Israeli film institutions "that are implicated in genocide and apartheid against the Palestinian people."[39]

Acting credits

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Film

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Year Title Role Notes Ref.
2025 Black Bag Angela [40]
Sacrifice Katie [41]

Television

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Year Title Role Notes Ref.
2019 The Mash Report Sarah / Average Young Person Series 4, Episode 6
2020 The B@it Samantha Episode: "Ending other people's relationships"
2021 Trying Usher Episode: "I'm Scared"
2022 This Is Going to Hurt Shruti Acharya Main role [42]
Martin Fishback Samah Television special [43]
I Hate Suzie Una Finch Series 2, Episodes 1&3 [44]
2024 One Day Emma Morley Main role [45]
2025 The Stolen Girl Selma Desai Main role [46]

Theatre

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Year Title Role Venue Ref.
2015 Cirque du Silly Self Edinburgh Fringe Festival [47]
2019 Children of the Quorn Self Edinburgh Fringe Festival [48]
2024 3 Self Edinburgh Fringe Festival [49]
White Rabbit Red Rabbit Self @sohoplace [50]
2025 Porn Play Ani Royal Court Theatre [51]
Every Brilliant Thing Narrator @sohoplace [52]

Audio

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Year Title Role Notes Ref.
2022 Doctor Who: Redacted Captain Chopra BBC Sounds [53]
2024 Bleak House Esther Summerson Audible [54]
TBA Harry Potter: The Full-Cast Audio Editions Nymphadora Tonks

Other television appearances

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Year Title Role Notes Ref.
2024 Comic Relief: Funny for Money Self Red Nose Day fundraising telethon [55]

Awards and nominations

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Year Association Category Work Result Ref.
2020 Funny Women Awards Stage Award Semi-finalist [56]
2022 Edinburgh TV Awards Breakthrough Talent – Actor This Is Going to Hurt Nominated [57]
2023 BPG Television, Streaming and Audio Awards Best Actress Won [58]
RTS Programme Awards Supporting Actor – Female Won [59]
2024 Gotham TV Awards Outstanding Performance in a Limited Series One Day Nominated [60]
Harper's Bazaar Women of the Year Awards Breakthrough of the Year Won [61]
Rose d'Or Awards Emerging Talent Won [62]
Women In Film & TV Awards Netflix New Talent Award Won [63]
2025 Newport Beach Film Festival U.K. Honours Spotlight Artist Award Won [64]
RTS Programme Awards Leading Actor – Female Nominated [65]

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Ambika Bhakti Mod (born 2 October 1995) is a British actress, comedian, and writer. She is best known for her portrayal of junior doctor Shruti Acharya in the BBC medical drama This Is Going to Hurt (2022), opposite Ben Whishaw, and for playing Emma Morley in the Netflix romantic miniseries One Day (2024), an adaptation of David Nicholls's novel. Mod grew up in Potters Bar, Hertfordshire, and holds a degree in English literature. Early in her career, she worked as a personal assistant at Condé Nast while performing stand-up comedy and improvisational theater at venues like the Free Association in London. She co-formed the comedy duo Megan from HR with Andrew Shires, focusing on sketches and live performances. Her breakthrough came with , a series based on Adam Kay's memoir that earned critical acclaim for its depiction of NHS pressures; Mod's performance as the anxious yet dedicated Shruti contributed to the show's wins, including a Broadcasting Press Guild Award. The role in One Day, which chronicles a decades-long relationship, propelled her to wider recognition, leading to awards such as the Emerging Talent Award in 2024 and the Amex Platinum Award for Acting at the Women of the Year Awards. Mod has since taken on roles in upcoming projects like the thriller Black Bag (2025) and continued her work in theater and short films, establishing herself as a versatile performer transitioning from to dramatic leads.

Early life and education

Family background and upbringing

Ambika Mod was born on 2 October 1995 in , , to parents of Indian origin who immigrated to the . Her mother, an accountant, arrived in the UK as a child, while her father, a , immigrated in his twenties after being born in . Both parents were born in , placing Mod within the South Asian diaspora community in Britain. Mod grew up primarily in Potters Bar, , as the elder of two daughters in a household shaped by her parents' immigrant experiences. Details about her family's specific cultural or socioeconomic dynamics remain limited, as Mod has not publicly disclosed extensive personal anecdotes beyond noting the influence of her heritage on her identity. Her upbringing occurred in suburban , a region with a notable population of Indian-origin families, though she has described limited representation of ethnic minorities in media during her childhood.

Schooling and university

Ambika Mod attended in , , a co-educational state , where she developed an early interest in creative pursuits. Mod enrolled at the University of Durham in 2014, studying English Literature at St Mary's College, and graduated with a degree in 2017. During her time at Durham, Mod participated in university sketch comedy groups, including the Durham Revue, which provided foundational experience in performance and improvisation despite initial challenges in securing roles in traditional theatre productions.

Career beginnings

Entry into comedy and writing

Mod developed an interest in sketch comedy during her teenage years, inspired by Saturday Night Live around the age of 16. While studying English Literature at the University of Durham from 2014 to 2017, she joined the Durham Revue, the university's sketch comedy troupe, and progressed to running the group by her final year. The Revue, known for alumni including Ed Gamble and Nish Kumar, performed original sketches, providing Mod with her initial platform for writing and performing comedic material. As part of the 2015–2016 Durham Revue lineup, Mod contributed to rehearsals and performances, honing her skills in collaborative sketch development alongside members like Andrew Shires, who later became her comedy writing partner. The group took sketches to the Fringe Festival in 2015, where Mod gained early exposure to professional comedy circuits. Following her graduation in 2017, Mod balanced a day job as a in Condé Nast's finance department with evening pursuits in and writing. She gigged regularly, focusing on stand-up routines, and co-wrote material with Shires on weekends, emphasizing improvised and scripted comedic elements drawn from her revue background. This period marked her transition from student performer to independent comedian, prioritizing live gigs and script development over immediate acting opportunities.

Initial acting roles

Mod transitioned from stand-up comedy and improvised at venues like the Free Association in to on-screen in the late . Her earliest credited role was in the 2018 Fairbnb, directed by Mairéad , where she portrayed Izzy, a character involved in a scheme to fund a trip by subletting a roommate's space. This marked her screen debut following university-era comedy sketches. In 2019, Mod secured minor television work, including a guest appearance on the satirical news program , playing Sarah (also credited as Average Young Person) in episode six of series three. She also featured in short films such as Granddaughter and The Sacrifice (also known as Leila Margot), though specific character details for these remain limited in . These roles, often secured through comedy networks, provided initial exposure amid her day job as a . By 2020, she appeared in the Max/ series as Una Finch, a in the drama about a facing a leaked photo scandal. In 2021, Mod had a brief role as an usher in the Apple TV+ Trying, episode "I'm Scared," which follows a couple navigating adoption and infertility. These early credits, comprising shorts and episodic TV, preceded her breakthrough in and highlighted her shift toward scripted dramatic roles.

Major roles and breakthrough

Television work

Mod first appeared on television in guest roles on comedy programs. In 2019, she portrayed Sarah and the Average Young Person on the satirical news quiz The Mash Report. The following year, she played Samantha in the comedy series The B@it. In 2021, Mod had a minor role as an usher in the Apple TV+ series Trying. Her breakthrough television role came in 2022 as Shruti Acharya, a junior doctor in the BBC One miniseries This Is Going to Hurt, an adaptation of Adam Kay's memoir detailing the pressures of working in obstetrics and gynecology. The seven-episode series aired from February to March 2022 and featured Mod alongside Ben Whishaw as the lead doctor. Mod's portrayal of Shruti, who grapples with professional demands and personal mental health struggles, earned critical praise for its authenticity and emotional depth, with reviewers noting her ability to convey the character's vulnerability amid high-stakes medical scenarios. For this performance, she received the Supporting Actor - Female award at the 2023 Royal Television Society Programme Awards. That same year, Mod appeared as Una in the second season of the Max/BBC Three dark comedy , which explores the aftermath of a celebrity's leaked private photos. In 2024, she starred as Emma Morley in the miniseries One Day, a 14-episode adaptation of David Nicholls' novel that follows the evolving relationship between Emma and Dexter Mayhew over two decades, with episodes released daily from February 8 to 21. Mod shared the lead with , and the series received attention for its faithful yet condensed take on the source material's themes of ambition, loss, and romance.

Film and streaming adaptations

Mod portrayed Emma Morley in the 2024 Netflix miniseries One Day, an adaptation of David Nicholls' 2009 novel that chronicles the annual July 15 encounters between Emma, an idealistic English graduate, and Dexter Mayhew, a privileged , spanning two decades. The seven-episode series, directed by Tom Quinn and Nicole Taylor, premiered on February 8, 2024, and marked Mod's first lead role in a major streaming production, following a 2011 starring and . Her performance as the sharp-witted, aspiring writer Emma drew attention for capturing the character's evolving vulnerabilities and intellect, though some critics noted deviations from the book's portrayal amid casting debates over alignment with the source material. In film, Mod's early credits include supporting roles in short films such as Granddaughter (2019), directed by Matty Ride-Smith, and Saudade (2020), a drama exploring relational dissolution. These preceded her breakthrough in longer-form projects. In 2025, she appeared in the ensemble satirical thriller Sacrifice, directed by Romain Gavras, playing Katie, a performer at a high-society gala disrupted by activists seeking a relic; the film premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival on September 6, 2025, with Mod's role described as a brief but energetic supporting turn. She also featured as Angela Childs in Steven Soderbergh's spy thriller Black Bag, released in 2025, alongside Cate Blanchett and Michael Fassbender, contributing to the film's ensemble dynamics in a narrative of espionage and betrayal. These roles represent Mod's expansion into feature films, though neither is a direct literary adaptation.

Theatre engagements

Mod's early theatre work centered on and . She co-founded the sketch duo Megan from HR with Andrew Shires, performing at the , including their debut professional show Children of the Quorn in 2019, which featured undead-themed sketches. She also regularly appeared in improvised comedy performances at The Free Association theatre in . In September 2025, Mod starred in the West End production of Every Brilliant Thing at @sohoplace, a one-person play by Duncan Macmillan with Jonny Donahoe about compiling a list of life's joys to combat a parent's depression. She performed the solo role for dates from September 2 to 26 as part of a rotating cast that included actors such as Lenny Henry and Minnie Driver. Mod is scheduled to appear in the world premiere of Porn Play at the Royal Court Theatre's Jerwood Theatre Upstairs, running from November 6 to December 13, 2025, with previews starting October 30. The cast includes Will Close alongside Mod, under the direction of Artistic Director .

Public reception and media image

Critical acclaim and audience response

Mod's portrayal of junior doctor Shruti Makwana in the 2022 BBC miniseries earned her widespread critical praise for capturing the character's vulnerability and resilience amid NHS dysfunction. The series received a 96% approval rating from 45 critics on , with reviewers lauding Mod's empathetic performance as a key strength in what The Hollywood Reporter called an "unflinching" depiction of medical realities. highlighted the show's "superbly acted" ensemble, attributing its stinging insights on healthcare to Mod's grounded portrayal alongside . In the 2024 Netflix series One Day, Mod's role as Emma Morley opposite Leo Woodall drew acclaim for its emotional depth and authenticity in adapting David Nicholls' novel, contributing to the show's 92% Rotten Tomatoes score from 49 reviews. The Guardian described Mod and Woodall's performances as "extraordinary," praising the series as a "flawless romcom" that effectively balances humor, grief, and romance across decades. Variety noted the adaptation's charm in exploring friendship and expectations, with Mod's interpretation of Emma's aspirations and setbacks central to its resonance. Audience reception mirrored critical enthusiasm for , achieving a 92% user score on , reflecting appreciation for its raw portrayal of medical burnout. For One Day, viewers awarded an 85% audience score, with many hailing it as emotionally compelling and superior to the 2011 adaptation's 36% critics rating, though some fans expressed dissatisfaction. Mod faced targeted online backlash over her casting as the novel's white character Emma, including racist and misogynistic comments questioning her suitability, which she attributed to double standards compared to scrutiny of Woodall's Dexter; she has discussed processing this criticism through therapy. Her 2025 West End turn in Every Brilliant Thing also garnered positive notices, with critics commending Mod's energetic narration and audience engagement in the play's exploration of depression and resilience. BroadwayWorld praised her balance of warmth and confidence, noting how she met the interactive format's demands effectively.

Casting debates and controversies

Mod's casting as Emma Morley in the 2024 Netflix adaptation of One Day elicited debates centered on the character's ethnicity, as the novel by David Nicholls depicts Emma as white, diverging from Mod's South Asian heritage. The production employed , selecting actors based on suitability irrespective of race, with Nicholls rewriting elements to incorporate Mod's background for added depth. Some viewers contested the change, questioning the realism of the central romance with Leo Woodall's Dexter Mayhew and labeling the pairing as unconvincing due to Mod's appearance. Pre-release backlash highlighted comparisons to Anne Hathaway's white portrayal in the 2011 film version, with critics arguing the adaptation prioritized diversity over source fidelity. Mod acknowledged that audiences "didn’t picture an Emma who looked like me," attributing heightened scrutiny to her identity as a woman of color, whom she said must "prove" themselves more than white counterparts. She identified double standards in the romance genre, where male leads like Dexter face less condemnation for flaws despite comparable moral lapses. Mod has addressed the personal toll, undergoing to process the criticism, which included remarks on her looks echoing past for not conforming to beauty standards for brown women. She reflected on industry , noting frequent auditions for supporting roles to white leads and speculating on untapped opportunities had she been white. Despite , casting director Rachel Sheridan affirmed Mod's fit for Emma's witty, intelligent essence, independent of ethnicity.

Awards and nominations

Recognitions for acting

Mod's performance as Shruti Lachhani in the BBC series This Is Going to Hurt (2022) earned her the Broadcasting Press Guild Award for Best Actress in 2023. She also received the Royal Television Society Programme Awards for Supporting Actress – Female in 2023 for the same role. Her portrayal of Emma Morley in the Netflix miniseries One Day (2024) led to the Rose d'Or Emerging Talent Award in 2024. For this performance, she won the Netflix New Talent Award at the Women in Film & TV Awards in 2024. Mod received a nomination for Outstanding Breakthrough Performer in a New Series at the Gotham TV Awards in 2024. In 2025, she was nominated for at the Broadcasting Press Guild Awards for One Day. She also earned a nomination for Leading Actress – Female at the in 2025 for the series.
YearAwardCategoryNominated workResultRef.
2023Broadcasting Press Guild AwardsThis Is Going to HurtWon
2023Supporting Actress – FemaleThis Is Going to HurtWon
2024Gotham TV AwardsOutstanding Breakthrough Performer in a New SeriesOne DayNominated
2024Emerging TalentOne DayWon
2024 & TV AwardsNetflix New TalentOne DayWon
2025Broadcasting Press Guild AwardsOne DayNominated
2025Leading Actress – FemaleOne DayNominated

Other honors

In 2024, Mod was selected for Time magazine's TIME100 Next list, which identifies 100 emerging leaders across , , and other sectors who are poised to shape the future. The recognition highlighted her role in advancing narratives through performance while noting her broader influence in media. That same year, she was named to Europe list in the Entertainment category, acknowledging her rapid ascent and contributions to television and film as a standout talent under age 30.

Acting credits

Television

Ambika Mod began her television career with minor roles, including appearances in the satirical news programme The Mash Report on BBC Two in 2017 and a guest part in the Apple TV+ comedy series Trying in 2021, where she portrayed a supporting character in the family-themed storyline. Her breakthrough came in 2022 with the lead role of Shruti Acharya, a junior doctor navigating the high-pressure environment of a London obstetrics and gynaecology unit, in the BBC One miniseries This Is Going to Hurt, adapted from Adam Kay's memoir of the same name; the seven-episode series aired from February to March 2022 and depicted the systemic strains on NHS staff, earning Mod praise for her portrayal of professional resilience amid personal turmoil. That same year, Mod appeared as Una Finch in the second season of the dark comedy-drama , a four-episode arc released in December 2022, where her character contributed to the narrative exploring fame, trauma, and digital privacy invasion alongside lead . Mod's role as Emma Morley in the romantic drama miniseries One Day, which premiered on February 8, 2024, marked her most prominent television performance to date; the 14-episode adaptation of David Nicholls' 2009 novel follows the evolving relationship between Morley and Dexter Mayhew (played by ) over two decades, with Mod's depiction of the aspiring emphasizing themes of ambition, class dynamics, and personal growth, contributing to the series' global viewership of over 28 million in its first three days. Upcoming projects include a role in the thriller series Playdate, announced for development but without a confirmed release date as of October 2025.

Film

Ambika Mod entered the film industry through short films before transitioning to feature-length projects. Her early roles include Saudade (2020), where she portrayed Jen in a drama about a couple's final encounter during a breakup. She also starred in Pet Name, an award-winning short exploring anxious-avoidant relationship dynamics. Additional shorts encompass Granddaughter (2019), directed by Matty Ride-Smith, and The Sacrifice (also known as Leila Margot), a narrative centered on a young girl's forced marriage. Mod made her feature film debut in Black Bag (2025), a spy thriller directed by , playing Angela Childs, a junior NCSC , in a supporting capacity alongside and . The film follows married spies navigating loyalty amid threats. She followed with a role in Sacrifice (2025), an action-adventure comedy directed by . These appearances mark her expansion into higher-profile cinema post-television success, though details on her Sacrifice character remain limited in public records.
YearTitleRoleType
2019GranddaughterUnknownShort film
2020SaudadeJenShort film
2025Black BagAngela ChildsFeature film
2025SacrificeUnknownFeature film

Theatre

Mod began her performing career in improvised theatre, regularly appearing in comedies at The Free Association in London. In 2024, she performed White Rabbit Red Rabbit, a solo play by Nassim Soleimanpour in which each actor receives the unread script onstage, at Soho Place on 7 November. Mod starred as the narrator in the West End premiere of Every Brilliant Thing by Duncan Macmillan with at Place from 2 to 26 September 2025, part of a rotating cast that included , , and . She leads the world premiere of Porn Play by Sophia Chetin-Leuner as Ani, a young academic with a , at the Royal Court Theatre's Jerwood Theatre Upstairs from 6 November to 13 December 2025, directed by .

Other appearances

Ambika Mod appeared as a guest on on February 9, 2024, alongside , , and , where she promoted One Day and shared that she sleeps with her eyes partially open due to a condition. On radio, Mod performed as an ensemble actor in the BBC Radio 4 sketch show Alexei Sayle's The Absence of Normal, series 2 episode 2, broadcast in 2021. She also featured as an ensemble actor in : Totally Out of Character in 2020. In short-form content, Mod played the role of in Ending Other People's Relationships, a 2020 comedy sketch. She additionally appeared as an ensemble actor in the Date Night the same year.

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