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Abhinav Kapoor: It's fun to be part of small stories and move on for a new one

Abhinav Kapoor: It's fun to be part of small stories and move on for a new one

Time of India3 days ago
Abhinav Kapoor, recognized for his role in 'Bade Achhe Lagte Hain 2,' is currently focusing on OTT projects, aiming to connect with a younger audience through diverse narratives.
Actor Abhinav Kapoor, best known for his role as Vikrant Arora in Bade Achhe Lagte Hain 2 (2021), is currently enjoying a shift in his professional journey as he explores newer mediums and bides his time for the right TV comeback.
Talking about what he's been up to post his TV stint, Abhinav shares,"As an actor, I'm active. Presently, I'm working more on OTT releases, verticals. They are exciting and are in trends. You enjoy an opportunity to connect with new audience, the youth mostly. It's fun to be part of small stories and move on for a new one."
While OTT has opened up creative possibilities, Abhinav is clear that he hasn't shut the door on television.
"I always respect TV as a medium, and I'm not against doing TV shows. I'm looking for some really good opportunities. I just don't want to join a show to be part of a family and stand still! I wish to play powerful roles and connect with, entertain my audience. I would love to play an antagonist. I've absolutely been giving auditions, hoping for the best to happen. I have been busy taking workshops and refining my art."
Known for his roles in shows like Kasautii Zindagii Kay, Internet Wala Love, Miley Jab Hum Tum, and Ek Aastha Aisi Bhee, Abhinav Kapoor is clearly in no rush—choosing instead to wait for roles that challenge and excite him.
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