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Karan
Mehra, last seen in Virrudh, has
bagged a new show Pari Hoon Main
which hit the airwaves on 28th January.
After expressing shock over the sudden closure
of Virrudh, Karan, who celebrated his birthday
on December 28th, got the perfect birthday
gift in form of Pari Hoon Main.
Speaking on this development Karan says,
“Once the shooting of Virrudh had
come to a grind, I went home to Delhi to
celebrate my birthday and the New Year.
I received the offer around my birthday
and I was to quick accept this gift from
the Chopra clan.”
What’s
the difference in working for Smriti and
Chopra? Karan replies, “There’s not much
difference on the professional front. But
I’d like to point out that Smriti is a better
producer than an actress. In no way am I
undermining her acting prowess, the whole
industry is aware about it. It’s just that
as a producer, she takes more care of us.”
Does it mean that BR.Films lags behind?
Karan retorts “No. I’m being pampered here
too. Before joining, I had heard praises
of them and every bit of it is holding true.
I hope, one day Raviji (Chopra) will cast
me in his film.”
Karan, who plays his namesake in the show,
draws parallel between his real and reel
life character. Says he “Often, people associate
me as the macho man, one who loves to ride
bikes and possesses the ‘yo’ attitude. My
character in Pari is the antithesis
to my previous roles. However, in reality
I’m a chicken-hearted person. Karan is a
small time assistant director who dreams
big and aspires to befriend the most beautiful
actress Pari Rai Chaudhary. I played a funny
character in Shanno Ki Shaddi but
this is my first full-fledged comedy role.”
Though, he wasn’t among the big names in
Virrudh, Karan impressed one an all as Vedant.
Now that, he’s an integral part of Pari
Hoon Main, doesn’t it raise expectations?
The actor quips, “Despite the elite ensemble
cast of Virrudh, I managed to make
a mark for myself. Fan expectations will
be high but I firmly believe that I’ll able
to handle this role as it’s very close to
me. As a person, I’m very jovial. S, I’m
getting to play myself.”
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| By
Mayur Lookhar |
Posted
on 30 Jan 2008 6:00 pm
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