Aman Sharma: I got inspired by Mike Tyson to learn boxing
Rishto Se Bandhi Gauri actor
Aman Sharma
, who plays the antagonist Virendra Pratap Singh, has recently taken up boxing. Talking about it, he says, 'Boxing is something I recently started learning and I am enjoying it a lot.
I feel that every form of sport is nice, and it is good to immerse yourself in it to learn a new skill as well. I got inspired by Mike Tyson to take up boxing."
The actor likes to do action-packed sequences in the show. Aman says, 'I love performing action scenes—they boost my performance and are exciting for viewers as well.'
Aman shares a strong off-screen bond with his co-star Savi Thakur, who plays the role of Rudra. 'Savi and I are old friends, like brothers.
We're from the same hometown—Himachal Pradesh—so our connection is natural. He's hardworking and professional. These days, we're training at the gym and boxing together, which makes the sessions more fun.'
The actor had just wrapped up Suman Indori before joining Rishto Se Bandhi Gauri. He says, 'Suman Indori was amazing, and I still miss the team, but I feel blessed to be doing back-to-back shows with the same production house. I prioritise work but manage my time. I usually hit the gym post-shoot and spend the rest of the time with my family.'
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