Rohit Choudhary talks about reuniting with Pearl V. Puri

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Updated At : 01:30 PM Jan 01, 2021 IST

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Essaying the character of Robin, television actor Rohit Choudhary had quite a nostalgic reunion when he first met Pearl V. Puri on the sets of Brahmarakshas 2. The duo reunited after nearly two-and-a-half years and surely couldn’t contain their excitement. While their pairing has been immensely loved by the audience, off-screen too the actors share an extremely strong and deep connection.

Says Rohit, “I was honestly very excited to play Pearl’s younger brother, more so because me and Pearl have done a show together before. Beyond the camera, we are like brothers only and I believe the true essence of our relationship is what is really reflected in our scenes as well. A lot of times we improvise on our own scenes and dialogues.”

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