It appears like the issues in the life of Chauhans are ceaseless. The most recent inconvenience in their life is the detestable conjurer Kilmish, the character is depicted by none other than Praneet Bhatt, who played Shakuni in ‘Mahabharat’. “Trideviyaan” which show on Sony SAB, is yet to confront another troublesome errand in the up and coming track.
Kilmish is awed by the unprecedented work and unique abilities utilized by Trideviyaan and subsequently chooses to mesmerize them to make them victimize a bank. The young ladies are sent to imprison while endeavoring to victimize the bank. Kilmish is a mystical performer who spellbinds individuals however in the meantime he is likewise extremely cumbersome. When he tries a specific enchantment he tends to goof up, this makes his character extremely clever. His style of making an interpretation of Hindi lines into strict English will be funny! Additionally with respect to his enchantment abilities, for example on the off chance that he needs to display a pigeon all of a sudden, he will wind up showing a major rodent or on the off chance that he needs to introduce a vase, he winds up exhibiting a risky bomb. Praneet otherwise known as Kilmish enters the show with a shrouded motivation which is unquestionably not to engage the watchers with his mystical performer aptitude however with his insidious plans.
Performer Kilmish is extremely vindictive and when anybody tries to disturb him, he delivers retribution by changing over them into another sexual orientation or another living structure. What is the explanation behind Kilmish to focus on the Chauhans? Will he prevail in his malicious motivation? Performer Praneet Bhatt attempting the part of Kilmish says, “I generally needed to work with SAB TV for comic drama and feels to a great degree fortunate to be a piece of ‘Trideviyaan’. The storyline of the show is extremely special. My character has distinctive shades of dark which makes it extremely engaging and interesting also. I am certain the gathering of people will love and bolster my character.”
