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Chetan Hansraj Discusses Portraying Seven Characters in Ramayana Adaptation
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🗓 14 Aug 2026, 07:37 PM
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Actor Chetan Hansraj talks about his diverse portrayals in the Ramayana series, ranging from Ravana’s grandfather to a demon.
In a recent interview, actor Chetan Hansraj revealed that he will be playing seven distinct characters in the upcoming Ramayana television adaptation. He highlighted that his roles will span from the ancient lineage of Ravana’s grandfather to a formidable demon, showcasing the breadth of his acting range.
Hansraj, known for his work in Indian television dramas, explained that taking on multiple roles in a single series presents a unique challenge. He emphasized the need to differentiate each character’s mannerisms, voice, and emotional depth to avoid blending them together.
The actor also touched upon the cultural significance of Ramayana, noting that portraying such iconic figures requires a deep understanding of the epic’s themes and the audience’s expectations. He expressed enthusiasm for bringing these timeless characters to life for contemporary viewers.
While the production details of the series remain limited, Hansraj’s commitment to the project underscores his versatility and dedication to Indian storytelling.
Hansraj, known for his work in Indian television dramas, explained that taking on multiple roles in a single series presents a unique challenge. He emphasized the need to differentiate each character’s mannerisms, voice, and emotional depth to avoid blending them together.
The actor also touched upon the cultural significance of Ramayana, noting that portraying such iconic figures requires a deep understanding of the epic’s themes and the audience’s expectations. He expressed enthusiasm for bringing these timeless characters to life for contemporary viewers.
While the production details of the series remain limited, Hansraj’s commitment to the project underscores his versatility and dedication to Indian storytelling.