Manish Khanna on playing a eunuch in Brahmarakshas

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Updated At : 01:19 PM Mar 06, 2021 IST

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Zee TV’s second season of Brahmarakshas has been keeping the audience hooked with the gripping account of the rakshas who is on a mission for immortality. Amid all of this, actor Manish Khanna, who earlier played a pivotal role in the show, is all set to return, this time in the character of a eunuch.

Having previously portrayed the character of Jwala, the tantric, Manish will now be seen playing the role of his transgender brother, Irawat. Manish says, “From the numerous roles that I have essayed on television, this character is one of the most unique and challenging ones. I was required to bring a considerable change in my body language and even practise a bit of voice modulation to bring out the perfect essence of this role. My friend Ashutosh Rana became my source of reference.He played the role of a eunuch in the film Sangharsh.”

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