Saanand Verma, widely recognised for his role as Anokhelal Saxena in &TV’s Bhabhi Ji Ghar Par Hain, has garnered admiration for his powerful performances across film and television. Known for his roles in Chhichhore, Pataakha, and Babli Bouncer, Verma shares insights into how he navigates his career and why he embraces a range of diverse roles, often stepping away from the norm.
Saanand opened up about his efforts to avoid being typecast and his dedication to portraying unique characters. “Typecasting happens a lot in the industry, but I don’t let it limit me,” Saanand explained. “If a role offers something new, even if it’s small, I go for it.” He believes that typecasting is a natural phenomenon, but the key is to constantly challenge oneself. “I take up roles that allow me to explore new facets of myself as an actor,” he continued. “That’s the joy of being a performer — stepping into characters that are far removed from my real-life experiences.”
Saanand Verma is particularly passionate about roles that create social impact. He recently starred in Bengaru Ka Ration, a film that tackled the theme of social reform. “It’s a story about a man struggling to obtain a ration card. The film sheds light on issues like poverty and social inequality,” he shared. “I feel fortunate to be a part of stories like these that can inspire people and bring awareness to real-world issues.
“Saanand’s commitment to making a positive contribution through his roles extends beyond the screen. “I always choose stories that have the potential to improve society or inspire better living,” he said. He also emphasised the importance of creative collaboration on set, noting that he always considers the larger picture of the project rather than focusing on his performance.
With an ongoing commitment to authenticity and social change, Saanand’s career continues to thrive, ensuring his place as one of the most respected actors in the industry.
