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Sehban Azim who was loved as Dr. Yuvraj Oberoi in the hit serial 'Dill Mill Gayye', is soon going to be seen on the big screen now after missing from the scene for few months.
His portrayal of Yuvraj Oberoi in the youth serial, garnered him a huge female fan base but unfortunately his fans were let down when he quit the serial.
On getting this marvellous chance, he mentions, "It is great to be back as acting is my passion and I had to deliberately stay away from television soaps as my film's producers wanted me to get a small break from being in front of the viewers."
Ask him about the movie and its shooting experience and he replies eagerly, "My film '64 Panne' is a psychological thriller and will surely keep everyone on the tip of their seats. It has been such a great experience of shooting as I got to shoot in amazing weather of Mussoorie and Delhi, where I hail from."
Sehban was also seen in the international festival circuits in the film 'The Stations', which also won three national awards.
His portrayal of Yuvraj Oberoi in the youth serial, garnered him a huge female fan base but unfortunately his fans were let down when he quit the serial.
On getting this marvellous chance, he mentions, "It is great to be back as acting is my passion and I had to deliberately stay away from television soaps as my film's producers wanted me to get a small break from being in front of the viewers."
Ask him about the movie and its shooting experience and he replies eagerly, "My film '64 Panne' is a psychological thriller and will surely keep everyone on the tip of their seats. It has been such a great experience of shooting as I got to shoot in amazing weather of Mussoorie and Delhi, where I hail from."
Sehban was also seen in the international festival circuits in the film 'The Stations', which also won three national awards.
It seems lady luck is favouring the young lad.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/entertainment/tv/Sehban-Azim-is-back-with-bang/articleshow/12291857.cms
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