Rrahul Sudhir is essaying a dual role in Dabangii - Mulgi Aayi Re Aayi.

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Updated At : 03:27 PM Apr 20, 2024 IST

Rrahul Sudhir is essaying a dual role in Dabangii – Mulgi Aayi Re Aayi. He plays Yug, a spy, and he conceals his real identity as Arya’s childhood friend Eklavya. He says, “Embodying the intrigue of a spy as Yug and essaying the warmth of a best friend as Eklavya has been an exhilarating challenge for me. It has helped me come out of the grey character image that I have established with my previous roles. Stepping into the shoes of a spy demands meticulous attention to detail, a constant dance between deception and truth, and an unwavering determination to protect what’s right. On one hand, Yug is doing his duty as a spy, revealing all of Satya’s wrongdoings and on the other, he is trying to be a good friend to Arya as Eklavya, by helping her.

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