Ayush Shrivastava plays a homosexual doctor in his next

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Updated At : 01:34 PM Feb 14, 2021 IST

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Ayush Shrivastava is currently seen in Zee5 and Alt Balaji’s LSD – Love, Scandal & Doctors, playing a pivotal role. Talking about the series, Ayush says, “I’m playing Dr Kabir one of the interns in KMRC Medical Institute. I wanted to do this character because I have never played such a role. This guy is very innocent, pure and a homosexual. The series portrays what all he goes through in life because of his choices.”

He continues, “As an artiste I just wanted to live that life and now I know how it feels. You have to watch the show to know what I am saying. Playing this character, I learnt not to give up even if things are not in your favour.”

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