Avinash Wadhawan says: After carefully considering my role, I will say yes to any project

Mumbai, November 22nd : .

Actor Avinash Wadhawan was last seen in "Piyaa Albela" and will now be part of "Agar Tum Na Hote"The role of Gajendra Panday or Gajju is his.

He shared that he was in love with the character after he heard his first narration "I was able to connect deeply with this story, which is gripping and full of shocking twists.I play the role of an extremely powerful, wealthy and sophisticated power broker located in Uttar Pradesh.

Abhimanyu, played by Himanshu soni) is my father.This is a very important role that plays a vital and substantial part in the story.

My character almost resembles one of the protagonists.This story has drama and emotions.

It shows the father-son relationship, which is strained and deeply connected.Although the father is very passionate about his son, friction exists between them due to a few reasons.This causes significant distress for him.Although he is strong and determined in the external world, he is also very caring and passionate about his family.He says that there are many layers to his character.

Avinash makes sure to remember these things before he accepts a role.Avinash says, "First, I need to know what my characters purpose is, and how the story will mesh with it.And last, but certainly not least, who the producer house is." If the role doesnt offer the opportunity to make an impact on the audience, I wont accept it.He adds that money and location are also important factors.He said that the title of the shows episode is very catchy.

I can recall listening to the song "Agar Tum Na Hote" a lot in my high school years.When I discovered the title of the series, it attracted me greatly.

"It is certainly a very nice title, emotionally and sensitive that conveys quite a bit," the actor says.Some people believe that TVs content has changed.

As technology advances every decade, there have been many major changes.It was 10-12 years since I began doing television.

At that point, things werent just technologically different but the content as well.The "Saasbahu sagas" have been pushed to the sidelines.

Todays writers, directors, and editors are faster, more creative, and technologically advanced.The story moves at a faster pace than ever before.

Even though audiences are tired of the same old stories, they can now accept and grab new content.Technically speaking, the older actors couldnt record or dub via mobiles.

Avinash says that TVs also offer a dramatic experience, with large sizes and sharp pixels." ila/k #Avinash #Wadhawan #carefully #role #project #Mumbai.