Krishna Kotian on being part of ‘Avrodh 2’

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Updated At : 04:20 PM Jul 01, 2022 IST

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Actor Krishna Kotian, who made his debut at 51 with the Rajinikanth-starrer Darbar, has been on an upward curve on OTT platforms. The actor has been a part of web series like Main Hero Boll Raha Hu, Rocket Boys, Bestseller, Masaba Masaba, Twisted 3 and the recent release Avrodh 2.

Krishna says, “I am glad that I could be a part of Avrodh 2. Season one of the show was a success and hence with the second season, the expectations of the audiences were pretty high. The second season is not exactly a sequel, but a parallel story.”

The actor adds, “There is promise in the story. I got really excited about the project after reading Shiv Aroor and Rahul Singh’s book India’s Most Fearless on which the series is based.”

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