‘Get ready to be blown away’: Darshan Kumaar on ‘Dhokha – Round D Corner’

Mumbai, Sep 8 (IANS) Darshan Kumaar, who’ll be seen with R. Madhavan and Aparshakti Khurana in the impending film ‘Dhokha – Round D Corner’ subsequent to being acclaimed for his part in ‘The Kashmir Files’, has said he was amazed by its content. He re-read it, so dazzled was he by its composition and narrating.

At the point when inquired as to why he picked such a tension show script, Darshan said in an explanation, “For the most part I read each content just a single time and conclude whether it impacts me and on the off chance that I will take it ahead. However, with Kookie sir’s content, I was confused and fascinated by the story line.”

He added: “I re-read the content since it was absolutely astounding and fascinating to become familiar with the exciting bends in the road concerning what happened in the existences of the characters. That in itself was the game changer for me proceeding the film.

“The audience should be fit to be blown away with exciting bends in the road in this tension show and I can hardly hang tight so that them might see the secret unfurl.”

‘Dhokha – Round D Corner’, coordinated by Kookie Gulati, likewise stars R. Madhavan, Aparshakti Khurana and debutante Khushalii Kumar. Delivered by Bhushan Kumar, Krishan Kumar, Dharmendra Sharma and Vikrant Sharma, the film is booked to show up in films on September 23.

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