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Actor Vibhav Roy, who will be seen in the upcoming wedding fantasy thriller ‘Shaitani Rasmein’ has called the concept of the show novel and refreshing and shared that his character is substantial and multi-dimensional.

Vibhav is known for his work in ‘Doli Armaano Ki’, ‘Gustakh Dil’, ‘Meri Saas Bhoot Hai’ and others.

Delving into the complexity of his character in ‘Shaitani Rasmein’, Vibhav expressed his enthusiasm for portraying a role that breaks away from the conventional male television lead archetype.

“I am genuinely thrilled with the character that has come my way. It’s not the typical good guy often seen in male television lead roles. He possesses intriguing shades of grey, making it a fascinating character to play and, hopefully, watch too,” Vibhav said.

“Under the guidance of our director and producer, Nikhil Sinha, the layering and nuances added to the character have made the creative process both stimulating and,...

Actor Vibhav Roy, who will be seen in the upcoming wedding fantasy thriller ‘Shaitani Rasmein’ has called the concept of the show novel and refreshing and shared that his character is substantial and multi-dimensional.

Vibhav is known for his work in ‘Doli Armaano Ki’, ‘Gustakh Dil’, ‘Meri Saas Bhoot Hai’ and others.

Delving into the complexity of his character in ‘Shaitani Rasmein’, Vibhav expressed his enthusiasm for portraying a role that breaks away from the conventional male television lead archetype.

“I am genuinely thrilled with the character that has come my way. It’s not the typical good guy often seen in male television lead roles. He possesses intriguing shades of grey, making it a fascinating character to play and, hopefully, watch too,” Vibhav said.

“Under the guidance of our director and producer, Nikhil Sinha, the layering and nuances added to the character have made the creative process both stimulating and,...

Mumbai, Sep 24 (Ians) Actor Vibhav Roy, known for featuring in bollywood films such as ‘Padmaavat’, ‘Lashtam Pashtam’ and ‘Redrum – A Tale of Murder’, calls himself a bollywood buff.

The actor said: “Bollywood plays an important role in my life and I’m a huge fan of bollywood. It’s not a new love but since then I started understanding things in life.”

Vaibhav added: “For instance the moment any incident happens in my life, for such there will be a bollywood reference back of my mind and will connect it with one or the other bollywood scenes. When I’m around my friends, I enjoy sharing it, else I keep that in my mind, to myself.”

The actor, who has played a Hero in many TV serials like ‘Gustakh Dil’, ‘Kuch Toh Hai Tere Mere Darmiyaan’, ‘Meri Saas Bhoot Hai’ among others, feels Bollywood understands the value of an art...

Mumbai, Sep 24 (Ians) Actor Vibhav Roy, known for featuring in bollywood films such as ‘Padmaavat’, ‘Lashtam Pashtam’ and ‘Redrum – A Tale of Murder’, calls himself a bollywood buff.

The actor said: “Bollywood plays an important role in my life and I’m a huge fan of bollywood. It’s not a new love but since then I started understanding things in life.”

Vaibhav added: “For instance the moment any incident happens in my life, for such there will be a bollywood reference back of my mind and will connect it with one or the other bollywood scenes. When I’m around my friends, I enjoy sharing it, else I keep that in my mind, to myself.”

The actor, who has played a Hero in many TV serials like ‘Gustakh Dil’, ‘Kuch Toh Hai Tere Mere Darmiyaan’, ‘Meri Saas Bhoot Hai’ among others, feels Bollywood understands the value of an art...

Mumbai, April 24 (Ians) ‘Gustakh Dil’ actor Vibhav Roy, who is seen playing the role of Som in the show ‘Meri Saas Bhoot Hai’, shared how he quit his job in Australia to become an actor.

Vibhav worked in Australia for four years before becoming an actor.

He said: “I used to work in a multinational technology corporation in Australia which is considered to be one of the most privileged jobs, though I always had a passion for acting I also wanted to have a secured financial position. But my heart knew that I wanted to become an actor. Then one day I saw Ranbir Kapoor’s movie ‘Tamasha’ and it left a huge impact on me and in that very moment I decided to give my dreams a chance and take a risk to leave my well-settled job and pursue my career in acting.”

The 34-year-old actor started his career...

Shraddha Jaiswal, who was seen in TV shows such as ‘Gustakh Dil’, ‘Shastri Sisters’, and ‘Madhubala’ is all set to enter the fictional drama ‘Sasural Simar Ka 2’, which is a story of two sisters played by Radhika Muthukumar and Tanya Sharma.

Talking about her entry in the role of Lavanya, a naagin (female snake), she said: “My entry is expected to stir the plot and bring big twists to it. Hopefully, the viewers will love my eccentric portrayal of Lavanya.”

The plot of the show revolves around two sisters, Simar and Reema and the complications of their lives.

In the coming episode, Simar’s (Radhika Muthukumar) husband Aarav’s (Avinash Mukherjee) mother, Sandhya kills a snake in a forest to save her son. However, Simar is scared as she believes killing a snake is inauspicious. They all perform the last rites of the naag (male snake). Lavanya then decides...

‘Gustakh Dil’ actor Vibhav Roy, who plays the role of Som in ‘Meri Saas Bhoot Hai’, spoke about following a fitness regime despite his shooting schedule. He said that Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar is his inspiration when it comes to maintaining a proper physique.

He said: “Lifestyle and fitness should go hand in hand, thus Mr Akshay Kumar is somebody who I truly look up to in terms of lifestyle and fitness. He has always been outspoken about maintaining a fit and healthy lifestyle and how to do so without the use of synthetic super-foods like protein powders or steroids.”

“And I do the same, so I keep my exercise programme extremely natural and straightforward, consisting primarily of yoga, weightlifting, dance, and a little sport like cricket. In other words, it’s a good balance of aerobic and challenging weightlifting,” he stated.

The 34-year-old actor started his career with the...