Hasan Zaidi walks the extra mile to fit into his character

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Updated At : 12:53 PM Jul 21, 2021 IST

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Hasan Zaidi, who is seen as Pritam in Star Plus’ show Zindagi Mere Ghar Aana, has opened up on his preparations for the role. The actor says, “For this show I had to fulfil different requirements, there is a poise which is required for this particular character. Pritam is truly multidimensional, someone who is strong and layered and I am discovering the character each day.”

Hasan adds, “During the lockdown, I consciously lost around 12 kg which in turn helped me look apt for the role of Pritam. My character demanded a mature look hence I have grown a beard. Here’s hoping my hard work and efforts pay off as I make a comeback on television with this show.”

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