From the adorable, ideal boyfriend Bagga to the complex and frightening role of Khauf, Gagan Arora has proven that his acting ribs have a powerful purpose. Along with Khauf, he entered unknown territory not only for his career, but also for his conscience.
“Khauf is a very different adventure. I’ve never done something like this before – actually, I’m scared. Fearing how people react, frightening how I deal with the darkness of Nakul.”
Gagan’s portrayal of Nakul is more than just a character. This is a psychological in-depth study of the disturbing corners of society and the self.
The psychological loss of Nakur’s head life is far from easy. Gagan shares how darkness penetrates beyond the set time.
“Some days, I’m not able to talk to my wife again. I can’t even sleep next to her. It’s not some way to perform the head, it’s just that your own thoughts start pushing back when you start believing the twisted logic of the character for too long.”
With “Tabbar,” “Game of Fame,” “College Romance,” and “Khauf,” Gagan Arora not only reshapes the screen identity, but also impresses the audience. This is perhaps the most authentic measure of artistic success.
