Lord Indra
Exclusive: Synonymous with playing Lord Indra, Meer Ali reprises the role again
Synonymous with playing Lord Indra on television, Meer Ali will now take on the role in Sony SAB's mythological presentation, Ganesh Kartikeya. Produced by Peninsula Pictures, Meer has taken over the role of Lord Indra from Karan Suchak, who has played the part until now. For the uninitiated, Meer has played the role of Lord Indra six times earlier, which puts across the perception that he is the blessed one for the divine role. His earlier outings as Lord Indra were in shows such as Vighnaharta Ganesh, RadhaKrishn, Jai Kanhaiya Lal Ki, Tulsidham Ke Laddu Gopal, Shrimad Ramayan, and | Click Here...
Meer Ali talks about the ‘different approach’ to filming in Veer Hanuman
Meer Ali who has time and again been offered the chance to portray the role of Lord Indra on television, is happy reprising the role for Sony SAB and Swastik Productions' new show Veer Hanuman. Talking about the very different approach to filming adapted in the show, Meer talks about this experience being much more than just another mythological show. Says Meer, "The approach to shoot is different, the shot taking is made very cinematic and larger than life. There is thorough work being done on costumes. There have been a lot of efforts put in by the production team to depict this di | Click Here...
My style of portraying Lord Indra in Vighnaharta Ganesh is very natural: Meer Ali
Talented actor Meer Ali is happy and satisfied with his first fantasy mythological role in Sony TV’s Vighnaharta Ganesh (Contiloe). Meer who essays the role of Lord Indra Dev in the well-rated show is appreciated for his performance. Says Meer, “I get lot of appreciation for the role I essay. Fans have told me that I look good as Indra. This is a very different kind of role that I am doing. It has been a real challenge for me as it is my first fantasy mytho show. I had to structure myself and create things in order to get into the skin of the character. Having been part of | Click Here...