Drama in Ram Bhavan

Actor-politician Ajay Singh Chaudhary makes an entry

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Updated At : 05:32 AM May 18, 2025 IST

Ajay Singh Chaudhary

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Politician and television actor Ajay Singh Chaudhary is set to make enter Colours TV’s family drama, ‘Ram Bhavan’. Chaudhary joins the cast as a politician, a role that promises to heighten the show’s drama in unexpected and gripping ways.

Chaudhary said, “Joining ‘Ram Bhavan’ is an exciting new chapter for me. My character is not just a politician, but someone with deep connections, a sharp mind and a personal agenda. It’s a role filled with complexity and intensity, which I’m looking forward to exploring.”

Chaudhary is known for his performances in shows such as ‘Phulwa’, ‘Uttaran’ and ‘Swaran Ghar’, Chaudhary.

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