You are all going to see Mridul Das who played a s role in the superhit serial 'Kasautii Zindagi Key' in the film soon. He is soon to appear in ZEE5's film State of Siege: Temple Attack. Let us tell you that Mridul is playing the lead Pakistani terrorist in this film. Also tell you that after seeing the spectacular success of ZEE5's web series State of Siege: Temple Attack, 26/11, the film State of Siege on July 9: Temple Attack is also set to release. Apart from Akshaye Khanna, Abhimanyu Singh and Gautam Rode, Mridul Das also plays a pivotal role in the film. Akshaye Khanna is all set to make his digital debut with this film while this is Mridul Das's debut. Talking to a famous website, Mridul Das spoke about his terrorist character.
He said, "If the serial 'Kasautii Zidangi Ki' did not stop, I would probably be doing the same serial even today and one of the best characters in my life would never have been able to do this terrorist Farooq character, so sometimes things in life seem bad to us but behind that you have a big advantage that we come to know later. Talking about his terrorist character in the film, Mridul said, "There are 4 terrorists in the film who attack the temple and the most important of the four terrorists is mine. I am playing the role of a Pakistani terrorist named Farooq, who was a good student in reading but is brainwashed and put on the path of Jihad, so Farooq is not afraid of death, he likes bloodshed and he enjoys tormenting his enemy When you watch the film, you will really hate my character".
Mridul Das further added, 'As you know, web series State of Siege: 26/11 was a huge hit, so it is our responsibility to State of Siege: Temple Attack get the same love from the audience, so this time we have made a film instead of making a web series so that we can show the audience the best content in a short time and live up to the expectations of the audience".
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