Vijay Varma aka Anand showcases his outfits from Dahaad that helped him switch onto different identities : Bollywood News

Sonakshi Sinha starrer Amazon Prime Video web series Dahaad has been receiving praises from audiences and critics alike. Apart from the mature handling of the sensitive subject by the directors of the show Reema Kagti and Ruckika Oberoi, the performance of the entire cast too has been instrumental in bringing out the final result.

Vijay Varma aka Anand showcases his outfits from Dahaad that helped him switch onto different identities

Among the actors, Vijay Varma’s character of Anand has succeeded in standing apart. He plays a creepy character who lures various women to fall in love with him by switching onto different identities.

Vijay recently took onto Instagram to showcase a series of outfits he wore in the show that helped him switch onto different identities. He also thanked his team, including designer Smriti Chauhan, for helping him get the character of Anand right. While posting photos where he is posing with the outfits, he wrote, “Anand with his Chameleon shirts. Wardrobe helps in creating new charterers and I can’t thank @smriti.schauhan and her team for helping me creating several subtle identities of Anand. Big love.”

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Sonakshi Sinha, who plays a determined cop in Dahaad, recently spoke about the response she is getting from the show. She said, “It’s been incredible, so overwhelming. People who have not spoken to me in years are messaging me. Those I don’t know from the industry have reached out. I was in a restaurant, random people walked up to me, not even for a photograph, but just to say they loved me in Dahaad. I don’t know how to deal with this right now!”

Produced by Excel Entertainment and Tiger Baby Films, Dahaad also stars Gulshan Devaiah and Sohum Shah in pivotal roles.

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