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I Love To Play Soldier: 'Uri...' Actor

Darpan News Desk IANS, 26 Jan, 2019 03:41 AM
  • I Love To Play Soldier: 'Uri...' Actor

Actor Rajvir Chauhan, who featured in the film "Uri: The Surgical Strike", says he loves to play a soldier.


"I'm very fit so, these kind of roles suit me more. I love to play a soldier or warrior. I even feel that such characters are penned in a very realistic way. I have a lot of respect for army so, I feel it's a way of paying tribute to them in my own way," Rajvir said in a statement.


But as an actor, he is willing to take up any "challenging role".


"I also want to play a superhero-based character," said the actor, who also featured in "Raazi".

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