Aman Verma made his acting debut with the TV serial Pachpan Khambe Laal Diwar.
Mumbai:
Television actor Aman Verma has been part of many shows such as Teen Bahuraniyaan and Devi, but says Kyunki...Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi and Khullja Sim-Sim were the game changers for him.
"The turning point for me was getting entry into Kyunki..., a famous show. Then I got my own show Khullja Sim Sim where I was the host and that completely changed it for me," said Verma.
"If you want to survive as an actor, I firmly believe whether it is TV or films or theatre, you need to startle people. As long as you have the ability to do that, you will survive," added the actor, who made his acting debut with TV serial Pachpan Khambe Laal Diwar.
Currently seen playing a cop in Hum Ne Li Hai - Shapath, Aman admits he always wanted to don the khakee uniform on the screen.
"I always wanted to play a cop and I got that opportunity on the show," he said and added that the crime-based show depicts super natural elements that attract children.
"The kind of scenes (involving) super humans, super villain and supernatural has clicked with the people. The channel is trying to make it children-centric. A lot of children want to see Indian heroes. This got them interested," he said.
His acting is being appreciated in the serial, who is in talks for some films as well.
"The turning point for me was getting entry into Kyunki..., a famous show. Then I got my own show Khullja Sim Sim where I was the host and that completely changed it for me," said Verma.
"If you want to survive as an actor, I firmly believe whether it is TV or films or theatre, you need to startle people. As long as you have the ability to do that, you will survive," added the actor, who made his acting debut with TV serial Pachpan Khambe Laal Diwar.
Currently seen playing a cop in Hum Ne Li Hai - Shapath, Aman admits he always wanted to don the khakee uniform on the screen.
"I always wanted to play a cop and I got that opportunity on the show," he said and added that the crime-based show depicts super natural elements that attract children.
"The kind of scenes (involving) super humans, super villain and supernatural has clicked with the people. The channel is trying to make it children-centric. A lot of children want to see Indian heroes. This got them interested," he said.
His acting is being appreciated in the serial, who is in talks for some films as well.
