Rajat Verma misses theatre days

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 02:57 PM Apr 08, 2021 IST

Rajat Verma, who is portraying the character of Kartik Malhotra in Sony TV’s Ishk Par Zor Nahin, started his career as a theatre artiste in Delhi. He says, “No role is big or small, I just love acting. I do it for the love and passion of doing it. Whether it’s a lead or a parallel lead, it doesn’t matter to me. This is what I’ve been taught by my theatre teacher Gajraj Nagar.”

Talking about his theatre days, Rajat further says, “Sometimes I miss my theatre days, the rehearsals, theatre exercises. Whenever I get time or I visit Delhi, I work on my craft. I still do plays because the love for stage can never fade. Success and fame are the secondary for me, what really matters, is working hard and becoming a better actor. This is what I crave for.”

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