Speaking of how one can blur the difference between TV actors and film actors, Arjun Bijlani opined that a good actor performs equally well, irrespective of the platform he/she works in. More so, the actor claimed that in many reality shows, Bollywood celebrities are given more preference than TV actors. Adding to the same, Arjun Bijlani mentioned that Bollywood is often considered superior and constant comparisons have become a norm.Īlso Read | Prakash Javadekar Urges Nations To Put 'nature At Heart' Of Recovery Plan Post COVID-19 'Audience's perspective needs a change': Arjun Bijlaniįurthermore, the actor claimed that brands, too, prefer having Bollywood actors on-board rather than having a television actor work for them. Citing an example to back his claims, Arjun Bijlani claimed that even fashion designers prefer a newcomer in Bollywood over popular TV actors. The show airs on Colors.In an interview with Hindustan Times, actor Arjun Bijlani spoke about the bias TV actors face and revealed how the entire TV industry is looked down upon when compared to Bollywood. Produced by Cockcrow and Shaika Entertainment, 'Choti Sarrdaarni' features Nimrit Kaur Ahluwalia and Mahir Pandhi in lead roles of Seher and Rajveer respectively. But, if I want to connect to this character as Vineet Raina, I would say that the way he loves his family, his siblings and his parents, that quality is something that I really relate to,' he concludes.
The writers and the creators have conceived this character in their minds and penned it down. 'I am quite different from Param in real life. The only similarity that lies between Vineet and Param is that both care for their families. Vineet says that he is quite different from what he is portraying on-screen.
For me, playing this role is definitely a privilege.' I have always wanted to play a 'Sardar' and hence I feel proud to wear a turban. I have to wear the turban for 12-13 hours a day and grow my beard to completely get into his aura. My character is that of a Sikh man and given that I come from a different background, it surely presented a challenge to me.
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On the challenges he faced to get into the skin of this character, Vineet says: 'It is very challenging for me. They have really good writers and are making good shows which makes everyone want to work with them.' I have also always wanted to work with this production house. I have done 'Udaan' and 'Ishq Mein Marjawan', which were both major hits. This will be my third venture with the channel. 'Another major reason behind my decision was that it is a Colors show. So, I believe that I entered at the right time. But when this character was narrated to me, I realised that this character has been set to bounce up in the storyline. I don't prefer to get into roles played by anyone else as it gets difficult to connect with the audience. Vineet shares: 'Being brought in as a replacement, I was a little skeptical about it at first. Vineet has previously done shows such as 'Ishq Mein Marjawan', 'Meri Gudiya', 'Pardes Mein Hai Mera Dil' and many more.Īfter doing number of television shows, Vineet was not initially sure about entering the show as a replacement of actor Shehzada Dhami, who was earlier playing the role of Param Singh Gill. Paramjeet has been rather silent, but now his layers are opening up and it is the best part about my character,' he adds. We're seeing how he is handling all the emotions running in his veins. 'He's going through various emotions related to his connection with the family, and the fact that his aunt Harleen is constantly picking on him. It's been 15 days since I started shooting and one can already witness the layers of the character unfold.' Talking about playing the role of Param, he says: 'Paramjeet Singh is a character that wasn't quite explored previously in the show, and it happens to be the main reason I choose this show. He is seen as Param, Seher's step brother in the serial. New Delhi, Jan 3 (IANS) Actor Vineet Raina talks about his entry in the show 'Choti Sarrdaarni'.
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