Wahi
Karan Wahi is looking hot and fans are going crazy!
Mumbai: Karan Wahi, who returned to the small screen with the show Channa Mereya produced by Yash Patnaik (Beyond dreams), recently trended on Twitter as the new angry man in his new show. His fans are loving his new angry-look avatar on TV.
In the recent episode, Karan Wahi’s character Aditya has an ugly dispute with his father and later he goes to a boxing ring and is hurt badly. All his female fans were completely drooled by his new look.
Many of his fans have tweeted about his good looks on the show. One of the fans tweeted “So good to see him back on screen after so long. How much I missed Karan Wahi, The Actor, Who tf gave him the right to look this hot????”
Another person tweeted “Yesterday's sequence of Karan Wahi in the boxing ring with that BGM. Karan Wahi looks so fine, my inner fangirl wanting to see him more”
One more user tweeted “I loved Aditya's expression when Ginni slapped him with her wet hair. #ChannaMereya Karan Wahi is back. So far his side of the story sounds more interesting than hers but glad that she isn't like a typical bubbly girl. I was tired of it.”
Recently said in an interview about his new role as a chef, “For me, fitness has everything to do with our lifestyle and of course eating habits and exercise. I am not conscious about my health and fitness now but since childhood. I maintain a certain lifestyle. And honestly, I am too foodie to be on a fancy diet. If I want to have rajma chawal or my favorite biryani, I will have it.”
Karan is playing a chef’s character Aditya Raj Singh in his new show Channa Mereya alongside lead female actor Niyati Fatnani who plays the role of Ginni. We must say Karan is looking very sexy.
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