Sourabh Raaj Jain joins Tu Dhadkan Main Dil; drops candid behind-the-scenes from shoot
The upcoming show promises a fresh blend of music, emotion, and intricate family dynamics, marking yet another meaningful collaboration between the actor and a banner he has closely worked with over the years.
While the makers have yet to announce an official release date, fans are already buzzing with anticipation. Sharing screen space with actress Swati Sharma, Sourabh will dive into a character that, according to insiders, offers a delicate mix of vulnerability and strength—something the actor has consistently mastered throughout his career.
To give fans a glimpse of the fun behind the scenes, Sourabh recently posted a carousel of moments from the shoot on Instagram. From riding a rickshaw in Mumbai's monsoon to enjoying a crispy sandwich and goofing around in casual wear, he showed his relaxed side, away from the grandeur of mythological costumes. Dressed in a sleeveless tee, joggers, and sunglasses, he captioned the post:
'Halki halki barish, Halki halki dhoop… Mil jaye ek karari sandwich, Aur ye gaana on the loop.'
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He also included candid pictures with the show's director and DOP, giving fans a sneak peek into the camaraderie on set. The comment section was instantly filled with fans welcoming his comeback and expressing excitement for the new journey.
From playing Lord Krishna in Mahabharat to delivering mature, grounded performances in contemporary dramas, Sourabh Raaj Jain has continually evolved as an actor. With Tu Dhadkan Main Dil, he looks poised to offer yet another memorable chapter in his versatile career.
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