Narendra Gupta on playing 235-year-old character in Mauka-E-Vardaat

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Updated At : 02:41 PM Sep 30, 2021 IST

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Actor Narendra Gupta, who is essaying Newton Chattopadhyay’s character in &TV’s Mauka-E-Vardaat – Operation Vijay, says that the series will offer viewers a whole new world of superpowers, fantasy, crime and criminals.

About his character, Narendra says, “Newton’s role is critical to Operation Vijay. He will be the expert in unravelling these crimes, giving viewers a preview into the criminal’s minds and their superpowers. He is an enlightened genius who has lived on earth but away from humans. He is about 235-year-old but looks much younger. He is an amalgamation of modern science and yogic science.”

The actor adds, “Newton’s awareness levels are beyond the comprehension of ordinary humans. He comes across as arrogant and impulsive but he is far from that.”

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