Mudit Nayar plays the main role of Vikrant in Keh Doon Tumhein (KDT). The display is produced with the aid of Vajra Productions. Praising the title of the display and shares he's enjoying working at the display.

“I suppose the title is pretty apt and justifies the plot of our display. ‘Keh Doon Tumhein’ seems like someone is in a dilemma approximately whether or not to move in advance and share his/her secrets or no longer,” she says.

KDT is a mystery. “This is my second mystery; my first mystery became 'Anamika’,” he maintains, “My person is a serial killer and has 14 murders below his belt up to now. Playing Vikrant is quite fun and hard because of its multiple layers and dimensions. Since he's a serial killer, I am satisfied I don't have a lot in not unusual with him.”

The display is being shot in Panchgani, and the actor provides that it’s a treat taking pictures in one of these lovely location. “More than paintings, it appears like we're on a vacation. The climate is exquisite, the views are lovely, there is no traffic, and the air is sparkling. I mean, I can simply go on and on.”About running with Vajra Productions, he adds, “It's a splendid enjoy operating with them. Their approach to filming is completely one of a kind from other manufacturing homes. It's no longer clean to manage an entire unit outside indefinitely, however they are willingly doing it for the best of the display. Their treatment of content material and their method are all distinctive from my previous stories. I am confident that Vajra turns into one of the most important manufacturing homes in the close to future.”

The reaction around the display has been top notch. “We are on this line of labor to entertain, and while enthusiasts shower so much love, it seems like a victory. This display is distinct because it's daring and inclined to explore darkish locations wherein other TV shows would by no means dare to head. The execution, the real places, the darkish topic—those are all elements that make this show stand proud of another,” he says.

The TV industry has evolved. “Personally, I feel there may be nonetheless a whole lot that desires to trade in the TV enterprise. We are taking baby steps, however we have to shift gears. With the explosion of content on OTT systems and all the exposure obtainable, TV surely desires to up its recreation,” he opines.

Daily soap means a variety of hard paintings and endurance. And Mudit provides, “I even have never shied faraway from difficult work; in truth, I welcome it. So yes, TV is not for lazy people. It's very tough. However, there's absolute confidence that quality frequently suffers due to transport expectations. So, I can only hope that at some point things will alternate. For now, I simply try to supply my best and depart the rest up to future.”