Krrip Kapur Suri Hurt As He Gets Replaced Overnight In Udaan By Mohammad Nazim

And here’s another case of cast replacement in a TV show. This time the victim is Krrip Kapur Suri who was all set to shoot his first scene for Colors’ Udaan but as soon as he reached the gate of Film City, the actor was informed that he has been replaced...

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Krrip Kapur Suri Hurt As He Gets Replaced Overnight In Udaan By Mohammad Nazim

Overnight replacements are quite common in TV industry. A few days back, Hiten Tejwani expressed his disappointment when he got replaced at the last moment from upcoming comedy show, Namune. And now here is the latest story of popular actor Krrip Kapur Suri being a victim to the same. Krrip was signed for Colors’ Udaan. But just when he was on the way to the set to shoot his first scene, Krrip was informed that he has been replaced.

Udaan is all set to go in for a seven-year leap and that’s why the makers needed a popular face to take the story forward as Suraj’s (Vijayendra Kumeria) brother, Ghumaan Singh. While a lot of names were considered, the final two names were that of Krrip Kapur Suri and Mohammad Nazim. However, the makers finalised Krrip. But unfortunately, just as he entered Film City and was approaching the set, he was informed that he is no longer a part of the project and his rival (Nazim) has been signed on.

Talking to Bombay Times, a shocked Krrip spoke about what happened after he was confirmed on the show. He said, “No one should ever hurt anyone’s emotions, especially an actor’s, because emotions are all he has got, and he portrays them on screen. I was at the Film City gate, when I learnt that another actor (Nazim) has been roped in for the part. It was both surprising and shocking. However, I am happy for Nazim, as I am sure that like me, he, too, needs work and money. My only concern is that such incidents shouldn’t take place, as there are many aspiring and new actors, who could feel dejected and shaken. I don’t know what would have happened if had reached the set. All I can say is that it’s not an insult to my acting, but to the judgement of those who replaced me after roping me in. It’s an insult to their discretion and decision. I have learnt that you don’t become an actor just by learning the craft, it’s situations likes these that make you a good artiste. Life is the biggest guru and circumstances teach you what the most reputed schools can’t do.”

Interestingly, according to the leading daily, Mohammad Nazim, who has bagged the part, has no clue about the last-minute replacement. He said, “I was unaware of Krrip’s replacement, but this is a competitive industry and we are here to work hard and create our own space. I am currently focussing on my work.”