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Abhishek Nigam likes doing his own stunts

Sony SAB’s Alibaba: Ek Andaaz Andekha is a family entertainer that follows Ali (Abhishek Nigam) through various adventures. Since Abhishek’s entry, Ali has faced intense challenges. A fitness enthusiast, Abhishek Nigam is all game to perform his own stunts with...

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Updated At : 05:25 PM Mar 22, 2023 IST

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Sony SAB’s Alibaba: Ek Andaaz Andekha is a family entertainer that follows Ali (Abhishek Nigam) through various adventures. Since Abhishek’s entry, Ali has faced intense challenges. A fitness enthusiast, Abhishek Nigam is all game to perform his own stunts with vigour.

Abhishek shared, “I perform my own stunts. I don’t have a background in acrobatics, but it’s a lot of fun to be able to do kicks and jumps. I’m looking forward to doing more high intensity action sequences. As a child, I would often play around with sugarcane sticks, pretending they were swords, so that helped in some way.”

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