Changing contours

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Updated At : 12:57 PM Jul 10, 2022 IST

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Pawan Shukla plays the role of Mr Khanna in Ishqiyoun. The actor always wanted to collaborate with writer and director Payal Saxena and Elixir production, so when the opportunity came he was more than happy grabbing it. He says, “I had a wonderful time shooting Ishqiyoun, and working with Payal Saxena. Each new project adds value to the artiste’s career graph. I’ve done different characters and every time it has been personal growth for me. I enjoy exploring different psyches as it allows me to try something new.”

About the change of content in the industry, Pawan highlights, “It is good for the industry that real and relatable subjects are being made, especially since the advent of OTT. Also, there are a lot of opportunities for everyone. There is a change in the way the audience has been viewing content; it has become more open to new things.”

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