Gagan Arora, best known as the charming Bagga in College Romance, takes a bold step with his role in Khauf. The actor dives deep into the psyche of a disturbing gray character, showing just how far his range can stretch.
A Bold Leap from Comedy to Thriller
From light-hearted roles in College Romance to emotional turns in Tabbar and The Fame Game, Arora has proven his versatility. But Khauf is a different beast — darker, deeper, and psychologically intense.
“Khauf was a different kind of journey,” Gagan says. “I was scared — of how people would react, and of how I’d deal with Nakul’s darkness.”
Living in Nakul’s Mind
Playing Nakul wasn’t just a role — it was an emotional burden. Gagan reveals how the character’s twisted worldview affected him beyond the set.
“There were days I couldn’t talk to my wife after shoot. I even avoided sleeping next to her. It wasn’t for show — it was real.”
His honesty about the psychological strain highlights just how deeply he connected with the role.
Reinventing Himself, Role by Role
With every new project, Arora continues to shed past roles and step into something new. Whether it’s the loyal friend, the conflicted son, or a man wrestling with inner demons, he brings something fresh every time.
A Rising Star with Range
Khauf may be his darkest project yet, but it cements Gagan Arora’s place as one of the most promising and fearless actors in Indian entertainment today.
From romance to raw realism, his evolution is clear — and he’s just getting started.
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