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Chetan Hansraj to Portray Seven Roles in Ramayana Adaptation
✍️ Bollywood Hungama
🗓 12 Aug 2026, 02:48 PM
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Actor Chetan Hansraj will play seven distinct characters in the upcoming Ramayana series, including the maternal grandfather of Ravana. The multi‑role performance showcases his versatility and is set to be a highlight of the production.
Chetan Hansraj, known for his work in Indian cinema and television, has been cast to portray seven different characters in the new Ramayana series.
Among the roles, he will play the maternal grandfather of Ravana, a pivotal figure in the epic’s narrative. The decision to have a single actor take on multiple parts is intended to bring a cohesive performance style to the series.
Production notes indicate that Hansraj’s extensive experience in character work will allow him to switch seamlessly between roles, adding depth to the storytelling. The series is expected to air later this year, drawing attention from fans of mythological dramas.
The casting choice has sparked interest on social media, with viewers eager to see how Hansraj will differentiate each character through costume, voice, and mannerisms.
Industry insiders suggest that this approach could set a new standard for mythological adaptations in Indian television.
Among the roles, he will play the maternal grandfather of Ravana, a pivotal figure in the epic’s narrative. The decision to have a single actor take on multiple parts is intended to bring a cohesive performance style to the series.
Production notes indicate that Hansraj’s extensive experience in character work will allow him to switch seamlessly between roles, adding depth to the storytelling. The series is expected to air later this year, drawing attention from fans of mythological dramas.
The casting choice has sparked interest on social media, with viewers eager to see how Hansraj will differentiate each character through costume, voice, and mannerisms.
Industry insiders suggest that this approach could set a new standard for mythological adaptations in Indian television.