Mohit Duseja on being a part of series Dhappa

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Updated At : 12:58 PM Jun 28, 2022 IST

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Actor Mohit Duseja is happy with the response he is getting for the series Dhappa, a Humgama Original Series which has been produced by Anil V Kumar.

He says he can relate to the character and that’s why he agreed to do it. Says Mohit, “I completely run on my instinct. When I was halfway through the script, I had already connected to my character, as it’s a version of me, a happy-go-lucky guy who is just full of energy and humour. So, this was something I couldn’t let go of.”

He adds, “Since I started working as an actor, I wanted to connect more with the kids and youngsters. I love reliving my college and school days. Those were the ‘best’ days of my life. I have put all my experience into my character which is pretty real, and very close to what I would have loved watching as a youngster.”

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