The Intersect

I pretty much think Vik Sahay is the greatest thing since sliced bread. He cracks me up on Chuck, and it’s pretty much guaranteed that whenever Lester’s on the screen, I’m going to enjoy the hell out of it. When my appreciation for an actor reaches this stage, where I’m watching their reaction shots as much as or more than the action in a scene, that’s when I start devouring every bit of their work I can lay hands on. Unfortunately, much of Vik’s earlier work isn’t readily available, as he’s been acting since he was a kid.

Luckily, I also think he’s totally adorable, and I’m not above posting a picspam and indulging in a little shameless fangirling. (This post does include some videos after the jump.) While futzing around on Google image search today, I found this picture from You Can’t Do That On Television:

He’s so young (granted that I was four when he was on that show)! Here are a couple from danregal’s Paley Festival Flickr stream:

And here’s a photo from an article about the film, Amal, in which Vik plays the spoiled son of a rich man (who leaves his fortune to a rickshaw driver rather than his family):

This one’s a still from Amal:

Speaking of Amal, you can view the trailer here. There’s not much Vik in it, but in the two seconds he does get, it looks like he’s pretty much acting his guts out. You can view a trailer for Time Bomb, which features Vik sporting glasses (and questionable morals) below:

And finally, here’s Vik chewing up the scenery in a children’s movie called Roxy Hunter and the Myth of the Mermaid. No sock puppets were harmed in the making of this clip:

Vik Sahay, how are you so awesome?!