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Mohit Raina meets the author of A Ticket to Syria to prepare for his role

To sink into the skin of the character and adapt to its intricacies is often challenging for any actor. For Disney+Hotstar’s The Freelancer, Mohit Raina spent enough time to understand the nuances of his character Avinash Kamath. Talking about this,...

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Updated At : 02:41 PM Aug 25, 2023 IST

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To sink into the skin of the character and adapt to its intricacies is often challenging for any actor. For Disney+Hotstar’s The Freelancer, Mohit Raina spent enough time to understand the nuances of his character Avinash Kamath.

Talking about this, Mohit said, “Well, I had read the book A Ticket to Syria and got a chance to meet Shirish Thorat as well. His suggestions and his experience he shared briefly helped me a lot. I got a glimpse of the world we were entering into. And, I was lucky enough to have Bhav Dhulia as the director who guided me at every hurdle. It was a great experience working with everyone.”

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