Vijayendra Kumeria On Playing Visually Impaired In Aapki Nazron Ne Samjha, 'It's A Career Defining Role For Actors'- EXCLUSIVE

Vijayendra Kumeria has taken up the challenge of playing a visually impaired person in the show Aapki Nazron Ne Samjha. He speaks to us about the reasons why he accepted the offer

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Updated on Feb 19 2021, 17:10:39

Vijayendra Kumeria On Playing Visually Impaired In Aapki Nazron Ne Samjha, 'It's A Career Defining Role For Actors'- EXCLUSIVE

TV actor Vijayendra Kumeria, whom we saw playing the lead in Ekta Kapoor's Naagin 4, is all set to impress his fans with a new character, Darsh in TV show Aapki Nazron Ne Samjha on Star Plus. In the show, we will see Vijayendra playing a visually impaired boy. The actor has already been receiving appreciation for his role.

However, a lot of TV actors had said no to the role when offered. Talking to us exclusively the actor reveals his reason of taking up this challenging character. ALSO READ: Naagin 4 Actor Vijayendra Kumeria Speaks About His Absence, How Important Is It For An Actor To Be Well- Dressed And More- EXCLUSIVE

In an exclusive chat with SpotboyE.com, Vijayendra said, "I was very happy and keen on doing a role like this. I like to do things which are challenging. On television, not many people have played a character like this. And I don't know why people were reluctant to take such a role because these are career defining roles according to me. As an actor, it's a treat to do something like this because you easily don't get opportunities to do such roles." ALSO READ: Naagin 4 Actor Vijayendra Kumeria BUSTS Fake Casting Call; Says, 'I Was Asked To Share Cheap Videos'- EXCLUSIVE

The actor also revealed the kind of preparations he did to get into the character, "I have seen a lot of classic movies like Sparsh, Scent Of A Woman and then many other films where the protagonist has been visually impaired. But I have just tried to pick up the body language and I have not tried to copy anyone. Another thing is I have done a lot of research on visually impaired people on the Internet to get into the skin of that character."

"I am receiving very good reactions by those who have seen the promos. They are finding it different from the content we have on television," he concluded