“The dynamic nature of Veer's personality made it a compelling role for me”, says Karan Kundrra 

Tere Ishq Mein Ghayal is a visually stunning show that follows the love triangle between a girl next door, Esha, and two werewolf brothers, Armaan and Veer. Karan Kundrra will be seen essaying the role of Veer. The   show is a unique combination of fantasy, drama, and romance and it will take you on a wild ride filled with unexpected twists and turns. It premieres on COLORS on 13th February from 9.00 PM to 10.00 PM.
 
Karan Kundrra will be seen playing the part of Veer Oberoi who is a werewolf and a younger brother of Armaan. He is portrayed as arrogant and sarcastic, with little regard for human life, and is known for his self-destructive behaviour and sadistic mind. Despite this, he is determined to rescue his love, Kavya, who has been trapped for a century. Behind his ruthless exterior, Veer is emotionally vulnerable. He hides his vulnerabilities to avoid feeling weak. As he interacts with Esha, Veer begins to change and learns to become a better person. That’s what makes him a dynamic and intriguing character.
 
On taking about his character, Karan Kundrra said, “Playing the role of a werewolf in a supernatural setting was a thrill and allowed me to bring new dimensions to the character. I was excited to return to the fantasy genre and take on the challenge of playing Veer, a complex and multi-faceted character. When this show came into my way, I was instantly convinced and drawn to play another mystical character. The dynamic nature of Veer's personality made it a compelling role for me.”

Tere Ishq Mein Ghayal is different from other shows as it tells a unique and never-before-seen story on Indian television. It has been created with the highest level of creativity and it promises to  immerse the audience into a fantastical world of mystical creatures and their otherworldly adventures. The show offers a new and thrilling experience to the audience.
 
Sharing his shooting experience in Mussoorie, he said, “Shooting in the hills of Mussoorie was hectic but exciting. We are all passionate and serious about giving the audience a fantasy fiction show that’s worth their time. We were shooting there for 12 hours every day. The makeup and costume took us time and we managed to finish shooting well within schedule.”