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'Gave my blood, sweat & hair'

Karan Singh Chhabra has a prominent role to play in the upcoming film, Chatrapathi. He is portraying the role of a villain. He said that he has gone out of the way to deliver the role and had to go...

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Updated At : 01:15 PM May 08, 2023 IST

Karan Singh Chhabra has a prominent role to play in the upcoming film, Chatrapathi. He is portraying the role of a villain. He said that he has gone out of the way to deliver the role and had to go bald for a very important scene.

Talking about the same, he said, “When I look back at the scenes we shot, I feel that all the blood, sweat, and hair that I gave were worth it.”

10705355CD _KARAN SINGH CHHABRA_ BOLLYWOOD 1.jpg — Karan Singh Chhabra

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