Pranay Pachauri takes a leaf from Hollywood actor Robin Williams' notebook

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Updated At : 03:55 PM Aug 07, 2022 IST

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Pranay Pachauri, who was recently seen in Amazon Prime’s legal drama Guilty Minds, is now a part of a series named Crash Course.

The story revolves around two coaching institutes of Kota, in which he is playing the role of a professor who teaches physics.

Talking about his role, Pranay says, “This role is extremely close to my heart because I am a nerd and I share the same love for physics and science as my character.”

The actor went an extra mile to prepare for the role. Pranay says, “I took inspiration from one of my all-time favourite movie characters—Robin Williams, who played the character of a progressive teacher in Dead Poets Society. It is a cult film and I have lost count of how many times I have watched it.”

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