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Abhishek Banerjee's love for animals is everlasting

Abhishek Banerjee essayed a negative role of Hathoda Tyagi in Paatal Lok. As Paatal Lok celebrates three years of its release, the actor dropped a picture with dogs and wrote “Now this is swarg lok. Thank you, everyone, for the...

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Updated At : 12:50 PM May 17, 2023 IST

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Abhishek Banerjee essayed a negative role of Hathoda Tyagi in Paatal Lok. As Paatal Lok celebrates three years of its release, the actor dropped a picture with dogs and wrote “Now this is swarg lok. Thank you, everyone, for the non-stop love. I hope it never stops. 3 years of #paatallok.”

Through his character, Hathoda Tyagi, Abhishek became an anti-hero who delivered a message of animal love. On the work front, Abhishek has an interesting line-up of films, with Stree 2 and Bhediya 2, along with Dream Girl 2 and Rana Naidu 2. He also has Apurva and Section 84 in the pipeline.

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