Kanwar Dhillon reveals he was initially set to lead 'Mera Balam Thanedaar' show

Kanwar Dhillon, the  favourite of many, has recently made waves with his return to the small screen in the captivating show "Udne Ki Aasha." However, his path to this moment has been marked by strategic choices and unforeseen twists.

In a conversation with ETimes, Kanwar candidly shared insights into his decision-making process and the rollercoaster ride of securing roles in the industry. Reflecting on his journey, Kanwar revealed that he was initially slated to lead another show, "Mera Balam Thanedaar," before circumstances took an unexpected turn. 

Despite dedicating two months to prepare for the role, fate had other plans, and the opportunity slipped away, leaving Kanwar undeterred yet reflective. Kanwar explained that it typically takes an actor 6-7 months, sometimes even eight, to transition into a new project unless they aim to swiftly reprise a similar role.

Kanwar also disclosed that he refrained from committing to any other projects for a period of two months. However, circumstances shifted unexpectedly, resulting in delays and uncertainties. Despite the initial setback, Kanwar expressed gratitude for the turn of events, recognising that it led him to the opportunity to star in "Udne Ki Aasha," a show he believes was destined for him. He embraced the situation positively, expressing contentment with his return to the television screens.

Regarding his involvement in "Udne Ki Aasha," Kanwar shared the whirlwind experience of preparing for the role within a mere 10-15 days. While working on another undisclosed project, he was presented with the chance to join the cast of "Udne Ki Aasha," a decision he made based on his personal interest in the role. Despite the time constraints, Kanwar dedicated himself wholeheartedly to the task, undergoing physical transformations and intense preparations. He acknowledged the challenges involved but emphasised the importance of dedication and hard work in achieving success in the industry.

In conclusion, Kanwar remained optimistic, believing that every experience, whether positive or challenging, contributes to one's growth and eventual success.