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Time of India
24-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Exclusive- Ronit Roy details the upcoming track of Chakravarti Samrat Prithviraj Chauhan, says 'Someshwar is training his son to become a warrior, not to become a king'
Chakravarti Samrat Prithviraj Chauhan, television's grand historical epic, continues to captivate audiences with tremendous storytelling, grand visuals, and strong performances. The show recounts the extraordinary journey of one of India's most legendary monarchs. The show recently witnessed a historic moment: King Someshwar's Rajya Abhishek. Ronit Roy exclusively detailed the track with Times Of India TV. Here's what he shared: Ronit quipped, "We know that the elder brother of King Abhijit Nair has passed away, and he's crowned Someshwar, the next king. And, of course, the king's son wanted to be crowned. That's why he killed his father. And that didn't happen. So, the mother, of course, is in cohorts with him, and she wants the son to ascend the throne." He shared details about the upcoming track, "The further drama is that. Now, what will happen? So, in the process, Someshwar is training his son Prithviraj to become a warrior, not to become a king. To become a good ruler and, you know, become a good human being. And, of course, there is always the imminent danger of the Gurids attacking. So, all the drama is being played out over the next week or so." When asked about playing a king on TV, what makes Historical drama different from the daily soap, "So, I mean, it's like playing any other character. It's not much different. And, of course, you know, you feel different because you are wearing clothes that you would not normally wear on a regular day. So, that's the difference. The look is different. The setting is different. But apart from that, playing this character or playing any other character, there is not much difference in terms of building a character. " Keep reading this space for more updates.
Time of India
19-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Chakravarti Samrat Prithviraj Chauhan: Ronit Roy as King Someshwar ascends the throne; says 'It is an emotional milestone, and it hit me on a very personal level'
Historical epic Chakravarti Samrat Prithviraj Chauhan continues to captivate audiences with its powerful storytelling, grand visuals, and strong performances. Chronicling the remarkable journey of one of India's most legendary rulers, the show now gears up for a landmark moment, the Rajya Abhishek of King Someshwar played by the talented , marking a significant turn in the legacy of the Chauhan dynasty. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now Following the untimely demise of his elder brother, King Someshwar steps forward to shoulder the immense responsibility of the kingdom. Known for his unwavering principles, righteous nature, and strategic acumen, King Someshwar is a man deeply rooted in values and committed to justice. As he is crowned king, the kingdom looks to him with hope and reverence, setting the stage for a new chapter in the royal lineage of Ajmer. Talking about the track, Ronit Bose Roy shared, 'Portraying King Someshwar has been an incredibly enriching experience for me — not just as an actor but as a person. He's a man of profound integrity, who carries the weight of the kingdom with quiet strength and wisdom. The Rajya Abhishek sequence is an emotional milestone in the show, and it hit me on a very personal level. As an actor, I've always been drawn to roles that challenge me internally, and this one definitely did. I remember standing on set during the coronation scene, with the grand costumes, the heavy crown, the chants echoing around — and for a moment, there was complete stillness. It transported me. It didn't feel like a scene being shot. It felt like I was genuinely stepping into the shoes of a king whose every move mattered. Playing him has reminded me why I became an actor in the first place — to tell stories that matter, and to lose myself in characters that have something profound to say.' Ronit Roy bags his first Hollywood project!
