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We saw him enamouring audiences along with the lovely Shweta Kawatra during Nach Baliye 2 last year. Now Manav Gohil has entered Star One's Paraaya Dhan as a rich and suave go-getting Karan Bali who pursues the eldest girl in the family Krishna. (played by Gauri Nigudhkar)

According to a source in the production house, Bali will accidentally bang into Krishna when he is driving and get a barging from her. But he will be totally smitten by her and do everything to try and woo her. Krishna already has her love interest in Parth (played by Gautam Rode) and she will reject his every advance. He will propose to her but she will not respond.

The source reveals that he will also indirectly harm her when he tries to woo her. "It will be a khel khel mein kind of gig," says the source. "Audiences will find it interesting."

Says Gohil: "Krishna is someone who has impressed me. And the story goes on from here." Gohil says he is getting ready to move into his new apartment next week close to In-Orbit in the suburb of Malad, in Mumbai. "We've been working on the house for a long time," he says. "Sweta has designed it."

Additionally, Gohil is also talking to a couple of producers for new projects. "As for now, Paraaya Dhan would be taking 10 days in a month from me."

A few months back the actor had also shot for Maverick's DD show, but somehow the project didn't materialize. But, now looks like things are moving up in the right direction for the suave actor.

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Manav Gohil is very excited with his role in Betiyaan Apni Ya Paraya Dhan. He recently entered the show and is being portrayed as an ambitious business tycoon who has fallen for Krishna, the main protagonist. Talking about his role Maanav says, "Karan is a powerful man with his own personality traits. There is no particular reason why he likes Krishna. He is not the kind to chase women but he desires Krishna. It's a bizarre kind of character." Even though Krishna is in love with somebody else he will be a significant part of her life because, "She will hate him for his guts and for forcing his attraction on to her. There will also be some kind of rivalry between them," says the actor who denies that there is a love triangle in the making. He also denies that his role is a cameo.

"Karan is a significant character and his bizarre personality traits will merge into the main story as the show progresses. I don't know how it will develop and I am not too bothered about how much screen time I will get. I will be satisfied with one good scene per episode. The daily soap scene is so volatile that you don't know what's going up and down. You just have to adapt to the situation, pick your roles and do your work. Everything depends on the audience's likes and dislikes. You don't know when and which track and character will suddenly get the eyeballs," he says.

Apart from Betiyaan, Manav is currently in talks with production houses for two new shows. " I should soon know which show I am doing," he says.

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Manish Raisinghani plays Nirvaan (the youngest son) in Star One's soap Betiyaan Apni Ya Paraya Dhan and Samir in Zee's Teen Bahuraniya. The case is simple; two shows with tracks gaining ground and retaining the focus on him. What happens is every TV star's plight; being torn between two different shows on rival channels. Kavita Dadhe spoke to Manish to figure out how efficiently he deals with his double shifts?

As we chat on the sets, the courtroom scene is being set, Manish exclaims, "Finally, I am going to be free."

For the uninitiated, Nirvaan is kept behind bars for his conscience needs a wash. Very soon, he'll turn into a positive character and in the meantime Krishna has taken over the reins as usual and is fighting to protect the family's pride.
The drama is killing as Nirvana's mother collapses in the court with her six daughters hovering over her as honeybees. Currently,Nirvaan is in a pathetic phase of his character as he's made to beg with tears; "They get glycerin on this show because they need to make someone cry and as the most innocent looking guy around they want me to cry."

Cut to Teen Bahuraniya. Here, contrary to Nirvaan, Samir essays the role of a comic gold digger. "Well, he isn't a vicious gold digger, he's a misguided genius who's just unwilling to work. The character is amazing and good hearted. The show promises to have some amazing twists to watch out for."

So is Manish feeling a bit stretched between both the shows? On a lighter note, the actor says, "Touchwood, there isn't a grave problem as I am very sweet to everybody on the sets. Seriously, I work in two shifts, 24 hours a day. 7 am to 7 pm for one show and 7 pm to 7 am for another. I know that the cast of Teen Bahuraniya must be irritated with me, but they're so sweet they don't show it. I feel terrible sometimes, as the cast ranges from Jotsnaji who is 80 years old to newly wed actors. However, they understand that my shift is also killing and I have had a bath yesterday after three days."

He burst into a fit of laughter not letting work stress shadow our conversation. On that note we prefer to leave the actor alone!

Manish Raisinghani plays Nirvaan (the youngest son) in Star One's soap Betiyaan Apni Ya Paraya Dhan and Samir in Zee's Teen Bahuraniya. The case is simple; two shows with tracks gaining ground and retaining the focus on him. What happens is every TV star's plight; being torn between two different shows on rival channels. Kavita Dadhe spoke to Manish to figure out how efficiently he deals with his double shifts?

As we chat on the sets, the courtroom scene is being set, Manish exclaims, "Finally, I am going to be free."

For the uninitiated, Nirvaan is kept behind bars for his conscience needs a wash. Very soon, he'll turn into a positive character and in the meantime Krishna has taken over the reins as usual and is fighting to protect the family's pride.
The drama is killing as Nirvana's mother collapses in the court with her six daughters hovering over her as honeybees. Currently,Nirvaan is in a pathetic phase of his character as he's made to beg with tears; "They get glycerin on this show because they need to make someone cry and as the most innocent looking guy around they want me to cry."

Cut to Teen Bahuraniya. Here, contrary to Nirvaan, Samir essays the role of a comic gold digger. "Well, he isn't a vicious gold digger, he's a misguided genius who's just unwilling to work. The character is amazing and good hearted. The show promises to have some amazing twists to watch out for."

So is Manish feeling a bit stretched between both the shows? On a lighter note, the actor says, "Touchwood, there isn't a grave problem as I am very sweet to everybody on the sets. Seriously, I work in two shifts, 24 hours a day. 7 am to 7 pm for one show and 7 pm to 7 am for another. I know that the cast of Teen Bahuraniya must be irritated with me, but they're so sweet they don't show it. I feel terrible sometimes, as the cast ranges from Jotsnaji who is 80 years old to newly wed actors. However, they understand that my shift is also killing and I have had a bath yesterday after three days."

He burst into a fit of laughter not letting work stress shadow our conversation. On that note we prefer to leave the actor alone!

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