Malhar turns demon for Nazar

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Updated At : 01:05 PM Nov 16, 2019 IST

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Who says that only Naag-Naagins are hit on TV? Actually, demons are equally popular on small screen. Actor Malhar Pandya, who was last seen in Aghori, has joined the star cast of TV soap Nazar. Malhar is playing the demon, Angad, who is the husband of Mohona, played by actress Monalisa.

Malhar says, “I have played few negative shades in the past as well in shows like Aghori, Kasam Tere Pyaar Ki and Ishqbaaz. Playing a negative character is actually very entertaining and a good high for an actor.”

He adds, “After playing a negative role, I have realised that negative roles are more fun than the positive ones. I have two looks in Nazar. One will be of a cool dude and the other will be a demon look. I love supernatural shows. Since childhood I have been crazy about stunts, magic, martial arts and other adventurous stuff.”

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