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Angad Bedi says makers for the longest time didn't imagine him in romantic roles

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Angad Bedi, who has worked in romantic films back-to-back, says that filmmakers for the longest time didn’t imagine such roles for him but is thrilled to get this opportunity now.

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Angad expressed his enthusiasm for this new chapter in his acting career and said, “Romantic roles have always been a favourite of mine, and I’m thrilled to see the positive response they’ve received. It’s a genre that allows you to explore a wide range of emotions, and I’m grateful for the opportunities I’ve had to bring these characters to life.

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He added, “Makers for the longest time didn’t imagine me in such roles I guess because I played some grey shades to negative parts. So the typically clichéd macho imagery got stuck.”

“I really had to find ways to break away from it. Because I don’t want to be defined by a genre. I want to work across the board in all kinds of films and all kinds of filmmakers.”

Angad’s journey as a romantic hero began with his portrayal of Arjun Bhalla opposite the talented Mrunal Thakur in Lust Stories 2. He was then seen as Jeet alongside Saiyami Kher in Ghoomer.

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