Darshan Gujjar’s Zodiac connection

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Updated At : 01:27 PM Jun 16, 2022 IST

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Darshan Gujjar, talking about his role in Pushpa, says, “The show has a flavourful palate, there are multiple elements and personalities. I found this very interesting. One thing that stuck with me was that in one of the promos it says ‘Baccho ko anchal mein chupale yeh woh maa…’. You immediately think- yes, that is the kind of mother she must be. But then we hear Yeh woh maa… nahi hai’. This idea is very interesting and I can only say that the audience should hold on tight, because there is a lot to unfold.”

Darshan adds, “I feel excited to work in this show. My character and I are very similar. I believe in zodiac signs and I like that I and my character in the show have the same zodiac sign.”

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