After the Ramayana, BR Chopra's Mahabharata on TV has also returned. At the same time, whenever it comes to Mahabharata, only one face appears before the eyes. Along with that, he is the face of actor Nitish Bhardwaj. Along with this, Nitish Bhardwaj played the role of Lord Krishna in this show. Nitish made Krishna's idol so alive on the TV screen that people became his admirers. Along with this, Nitish's Shri Krishna character was well-liked, and he was also worshipped. It is said that posters bearing the image of Nitish in the Mahabharata were started being worshipped as Lord Shri Krishna. The actor is being addressed as Shri Krishna. With this, this single role of Nitish changed his life. At the same time, Nitish once told an interview while narrating the story of the shoot, how people used to worship him at one time.
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He said that one day during the shooting of Mahabharata, he was called on sets despite not having his shot. He was sitting ready in his green room when Dharm Chopra, who was the head camera person of Mahabharata, came to call him. Nitish was told that his shot was ready. But the religions took them to one side of the set, where there was a lot of crowds. Religion told him that look, there is such a crowd, these people are saying that they will not allow shooting till Krishna Ji is seen. Our shooting has been closed for 2 hours. According to Nitish, he stood at that place for about 2 hours and blessed the people. People were worshipping him and praying for him.
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The popularity of the actor was also redeemed by the Bharatiya Janata Party. He was so famous with the role of Shri Krishna that in 1996 the BJP gave him the Lok Sabha ticket from Jamshedpur, while Nitish also won the election and became an MP. For the time being, he left politics after some time. That's how Nitish started his acting career with Marathi theatre. Later Ravi Baswani brought him to the Hindi theatre. After this, Nitish joined the theatre group Aanken. Along with this, the actor also worked as an announcer and newsreader in Bombay Doordarshan. In 1987, Nitish made the first feature film Khatyal Sasu Nathal Son in Marathi. After this, Trishgani in Hindi. Apart from this, he got the role of Lord Krishna which became his identity.