Savouring the navras

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Updated At : 12:55 PM Jun 10, 2020 IST

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Pankaj Berry on playing Tathacharya

While following the ‘stay home and stay safe’ mantra for the last two months, Pankaj Berry, popularly known for his role as Tathacharya on Sony Sab’s Tenali Rama, has been missing the hustle-bustle of the sets and especially getting into his character, Tathacharya.

The actor shares, “I really miss being on the sets of Tenali Rama. I really feel fortunate that I got an opportunity to play such a dynamic character like Tathacharya. The love and support that our fans and viewers have showered on this character overwhelms me. This role and character encases all the navras (nine emotions) of acting. It is a great opportunity for an artiste to be able to work around those nine emotions. Tathacharya is a fulfilling character.”

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