Vishal Aditya Singh talks about his show Bhagwan Parshuraam’

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Updated At : 03:36 PM Feb 12, 2024 IST

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Vishal Aditya Singh, who is playing the role of Lord Parashuraam in the mythological drama Bhagwaan Parashuraam, is in a happy space. “As far as preparation for this character was concerned, I read many mythological books, so that I could do justice to this great character and I also reduced my weight by three-four kilograms. Although I am always conscious about fitness, for this character I paid more attention. My look makes this character even more realistic,” he says.

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