Mirzapur 3: Rasika wants to play the role of 'Guddu Bhaiya' in the series, said - Mirzapur 3 will be full of adventure

Posted on 12th Apr 2024 10:44 am by rohit kumar

The audience is eagerly waiting for the web series 'Mirzapur 3'. Be it Kaalin Bhaiya (Pankaj Tripathi) or Sharad (Anjum Sharma), the audience is directly connected with all of them. After two wonderful seasons, this series is now going to return with its third season in a more spicier style. Now recently, Rasika Duggal, who plays Beena Tripathi in the show, has made some interesting revelations about Season 3. Along with this, he has told who is his favorite artist in the show.

 

Rasika praised 'Mirzapur' in her recent interview and said, "It's great to have a fan following. It's beautiful to have it in my life. The loyalty of all the actors towards the show is very strong. I am very happy that we have Season 3 has been made and the audience will get to see it soon. I am very excited for them."

 

The actress further added, “I believe Mirzapur has a fan following because people have seen the characters closely. It's not about the showiness of the show. It's about people's connection with the character. We have already done this and we do this every season. We have given our best this season too, so that we have lived up to the expectations of the audience."

 

Rasika further talked about her favorite actor and said that she likes Ali Fazal's character Guddu Bhaiya the most in the show. She said, "I loved the justice Ali did to Guddu Bhaiya. It's such a lovely part that I too would love to play this character."

 

Let us tell you that the actress also has many projects, including a film called Little Thomas with Gulshan Devaiah and a sports drama series Spike.

 

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