In a recent interview, Shravan Sagar shared his experience of working with Hrishitaa Bhatt, Shakti Kapoor, and Nikita Rawal during the filming of “The Hero – Abhimanyu”. Sagar, who made his debut as the lead actor in the film, expressed his admiration for his co-stars and their professionalism on set. “I had a great time working with Hrishitaa, Shakti ji, and Nikita. They are all seasoned actors with years of experience in the industry, and it was a privilege to share screen space with them,” said Sagar. “They were all very supportive and helped me to feel comfortable on set.”

The film, which revolves around the theft of antique statues, also features an item song performed by Kapoor and Rawal. Sagar praised the music and lyrics of the film, saying that they added to the overall appeal of the movie. “The music of this film is melodious and the lyrics which have been written for this film are very good,” said Sagar. “The song featuring Shakti ji and Nikita was a highlight of the film, and they both did an amazing job.”

Sagar, who plays the role of a police officer in the movie, expressed his excitement about making his debut as a lead actor. He said that he was grateful for the opportunity to work on the project and that it had been a great learning experience. “I am very thankful to the director and the producers for giving me this opportunity. It was a challenging role, but I learned a lot and I am happy with the way the film turned out,” said Sagar.

“The Hero – Abhimanyu” was released in 2009 and received mixed reviews from critics. However, Sagar’s performance was praised, and he was noted as a promising newcomer in the industry.

On the work front, Shravan Sagar is soon gearing up for his upcoming new Rajasthani film Bharkhamma. Also Shravan Sagar is an Indian film actor known for his work in both Rajasthani and Bollywood films. He has received recognition for his roles in films such as “Shankhnaad” and “Mharo Biro Hai Ghanshyam,” and was awarded Best Actor at the Rajasthan Film Festival. His recent film, “Atta Sata,” is available on the OTT platform Stage and explores the Aata Sata practice.