Raviz Thakur adores his role in ‘Alibaba Dastaan-e-Kabul’

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Updated At : 03:53 PM Dec 19, 2022 IST

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Sony SAB’s Alibaba Dastaan-e-Kabul has gained immense appreciation for its different storyline and character. One among them is played by Raviz Thakur — Khabees, the head of 40 thieves. Raviz said, “The audience understands characters in two ways – either as the hero or as the villain. For me as an actor, I see the different shades the character offers and try to make it most interesting.”

He added, “For a hero, you need a villain, and Khabees will play that role well. In the beginning, I doubted the character since it seemed monotonous and less active. But when the character’s wit came to the fore in the town of Parvaz, it became delightful.”

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