Bhanu Uday Goswami talks about his most challenging project Rudrakaal

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Updated At : 01:27 PM Nov 29, 2020 IST

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After impressing the audience with his power-packed performances, versatile actor Bhanu Uday Goswami is all set to return to small screen with Rudrakaal on Star Plus.

The actor will be seen as DCP Ranjan Chittoda, an honest IPS officer, in the show.

Bhanu says, “What drew me to the story is the length a person can go for what he believes is right and risk his life in the process. The character of DCP Ranjan Chittoda required a lot of attention to detail. It required me to visit my local police station and understand the various characteristics of a police officer. My role in Rudrakaal is the most physically and mentally challenging project in my career so far. I gained 10 kg of weight for this role in a span of 15 days.”

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