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Keshav Mehta on embracing his inner warrior for ‘Chakravarti Samrat Prithviraj Chauhan'; says ‘I've been diving deep into the world of period dramas'

Keshav Mehta on embracing his inner warrior for ‘Chakravarti Samrat Prithviraj Chauhan'; says ‘I've been diving deep into the world of period dramas'

Time of India2 days ago
Actor Keshav Mehta, known for his work in shows like Bada Naam Karenge, Ziddi Girls, Dil Ko Tumse Pyaar Hua, and Appnapan… Badalte Rishton Ka Bandhan, is set to make his period drama debut in Chakravarti Samrat Prithviraj Chauhan.
Playing the character of warrior Ranveer Bhan, Keshav is excited about this challenging new phase of his career.
Sharing his excitement, Keshav said, 'This is my first-ever period drama where I'm playing a warrior, Ranveer Bhan, and it's definitely been a tough ride, from horse riding to sword fights.' He further added, 'I truly believe we all have a warrior inside us. I'm just lucky enough to explore mine a little more deeply.'
His character will be introduced after actor Ronit Bose Roy's exit as King Someshwar. 'I'm playing a powerful and dignified character of a warrior Ranveer Bhan. He is described as one of the important people in Chauhan's life. I'm delighted to play the role and bring depth, grace, and gravitas to the role of the noble warrior, winning hearts across generations,' Keshav shared.
Preparing for this demanding role, Keshav is immersing himself in the genre.
'To prepare for my role, I've been diving deep into the world of period dramas—watching shows with a similar vibe whenever I get a breather.'
He added, 'Between scenes, you'll probably find me bonding with my horse (we're getting there!), practicing sword fight moves, or rehearsing action sequences. I'm also consciously working on shifting my tone—speaking more like the era, and less like our everyday lingo. And of course, every performer brings their own little masala to the mix… That's the chef's secret ingredient. Cheers!'
The show also stars Padmini Kolhapure, Rumi Khan, Urva Savaliya, Anuja Sathe, and Avinesh Rekhi.
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