Who says television is cakewalk? Ask Angad, and he'll tell you how much hard work it requires.
It starts even before you bag the serial. Angad had to put on a few kilos and get the right hairstyle before he got to play Alekh in Star Plus' Vidaai.
"I met Rajan Sahi, the producer of Vidaai, and asked him for a role," Angad says. "I had long hair and a good physique when I met him. He showed me the door saying that I was not suitable because of my hair and better-than-required physique!"
Angad was not one to let go of the opportunity so easily. "After a few days, I went back to him with short hair and a less muscular body. He was impressed and said that then I fit the role perfectly!" Angad laughs.
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It is interesting how Angad entered the television industry too. "I used to workout regularly during my college days and did about 25 music videos," he says. "But I decided to complete my course in interior designing." The actor has an interior designing showroom in Chandigarh.
As luck would have it, Angad participated in a beauty pageant and won the title of Mr Punjab. "A cousin forced me to come to Mumbai and try my luck in the television industry. I decided to give it a shot and landed up with a cameo in Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi."
The rest, as they say, is history.
