Chakravarthi Samrat Prithviraj Chauhan: Urva Savaliya brings his real-life chess passion to the screen

Actor Urva Savaliya, currently seen playing the lead role of Samrat Prithviraj in Sony TV’s historical show Chakravarthi Samrat Prithviraj Chauhan, recently had the opportunity to showcase a personal skill in a powerful scene. Known for his love of chess, Urva brought his real-life experience into a key moment on the show, where Prithviraj faces off against Jaichand in an intense chess match.

This scene wasn’t just about acting—it was an authentic representation of Urva’s passion for the game. He has been a chess enthusiast since childhood, and that lifelong interest gave the scene a natural and convincing touch. The confidence in his moves and the strategic expressions during the sequence made the moment feel real to the audience.

Off the screen, Urva’s connection with chess remains strong. During breaks between shoots, he is often seen playing the game or teaching it to his co-stars. These sessions have turned into a fun and educational pastime on the sets of the show, helping to strengthen bonds between the cast members.

Sharing his thoughts, Urva said, "Chess has always been very close to my heart. It’s not just a game—it teaches patience, planning, and how to stay focused. Playing chess as part of Prithviraj’s story felt very personal and rewarding. I also love that I can share this part of myself with my co-actors. It has helped us connect on a different level."

Scenes like this help Chakravarthi Samrat Prithviraj Chauhan stand out from other historical dramas. While the show is rich in history and grandeur, it also succeeds in adding realistic and relatable moments. By blending Urva’s real-life skill with his character’s journey, the makers have added a new dimension to the storytelling.

As the show continues, viewers can expect more such moments where real emotions and personal experiences of the actors enhance the drama. Urva’s dedication to both his craft and his passion ensures that the role of Prithviraj remains powerful, engaging, and deeply human.