Rohan Verma Sees Hate Messages as Confirmation of My Impactful Deliveries !

Bringing any shade of darkness to life on screen presents a formidable challenge. This complexity amplifies when engaging with realistic content, requiring a deep dive into a character's psyche. While embodying an overtly negative role might appear more straightforward, portraying a character who conceals their malevolent side presents a double-edged challenge. 

Such was the essence of my role as Maanav in Kaal Koot. Though initially uncertain, the resounding public reaction and the influx of disapproving messages in my inbox serve as evidence that my portrayal was marked by unreserved authenticity," shares the actor from Bhaukaal 2.

In the midst of this content-rich landscape, pinpointing the perfect projects remains a formidable challenge for actors, no matter how diligently they strive. Even industry giants can't always predict the trajectory of their projects, which brings me to my point—I'm relatively new to this scene. Nevertheless, I firmly believe that a skilled director possesses the ability to breathe life into the right narrative, crafting a creation that resonates wholeheartedly with the audience, much like Sumit (Saxena) achieved in my recent series."

The actor from "The State of Siege: Akshardham" has an array of ventures lined up. "Reflecting on the substantial body of work I've amassed, I can't help but think that I must have made some prudent choices early in my career, as I find myself immersed in roles that truly ignite the spark. Collaborating with the likes of Meghna ma'am (Gulzar) is a dream for any newcomer, and I'm fortunate to assume a pivotal role in her upcoming project ('Sam Bahadur'). Moreover, I'm engaged in 'Ishq Jhamela' as a parallel lead, followed by a war film alongside the esteemed Akshar (Kumar) sir. It's safe to say that I'm steering in the right direction."

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