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Shivin Narang heaps praises on Beyhadh 2 co-star Jennifer Winget

Shivin Narang, who can be currently seen on Sony Entertainment Television’s Beyhadh 2, says that he thoroughly enjoyed playing the character of Rudra on the show as it was completely different from all the characters that he has portrayed before in his career.

Beyhadh 2 has been a great experience. We as a team have worked very hard for the show and it is a great team to work with. I enjoyed playing my character Rudra throughout the journey. It has been an amazing journey so far,” says the actor.


Narang, who began his acting career with a Channel V show called Suvreen Guggal – Topper of The Year (2012-13) and went on to establish himself as a household name with Star Plus’ Ek Veer Ki Ardaas… Veera (2013-15), goes on to add, “I am really satisfied with the role as viewers who have followed my work are aware that I like to play different roles. Rudra was opposite and different. It was a tough character and I am very happy that managed to pull it off. There is always pressure when you take up season 2 of any show. I am glad that I gave my best and people have appreciated it.”

Shivin Narang is in awe of his co-star Jennifer Winget, the female lead on Beyhadh 2. Showering praises on her, the actor says, “My rapport with Jennifer is great. She is an amazing human being. She is very positive. She has been in the industry for more than 15 years, still she is very dedicated to her work. Every day, every scene with her is full of life. I am missing shooting for the show. I don’t know how we bring out the chemistry between us but I remember when we first met and did a scene together, there was a kind bonding. We both are good actors hence it comes out well, I guess. Our chemistry is working for the show,” he says in conclusion.

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