Abhishek Rawat enjoys the company of his on-screen son Tanmay Rishi Shah

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Updated At : 04:17 PM Jul 01, 2022 IST

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Sony Entertainment Television’s slice-of-life drama Kaamnaa has kept the audience intrigued with its story, which sheds light on the clash between principles and desires.

While actor Abhishek Rawat plays the role of a father, child actor Tanmay Rishi Shah plays his son. The father and son shares a very strong bond off screen as well. Says Abhishek, “Tanmay is an extremely talented kid and whenever he is around, the entire atmosphere on the set lightens up. He brings out the child in me. At such a young age, he is learnt how to rap and he does a fabulous job at it.”

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