This actor left the role of Arjun for moustache, later became famous with the role of Karna

In the year 1988, Dheer B.R. Everyone knows Chopra's epic television serial 'Mahabharata'. Due to the lockdown in India during the havoc of Corona virus, this show was telecasted again on Doordarshan, which was also watched with great interest by the young generation. People also gave a lot of love to the character of Mahabharata. One of them is Pankaj Dheer. The actor is celebrating his birthday on 9th November. The actor will turn 65 on the 9th.

worshiped in temples

The actor's role of Karna got a lot of popularity. His role gained so much popularity that his pictures were used in school books in the context of Karna. Apart from this, his idols are worshiped as Karna in the temples of Karnal and Bastar.

people love a lot

Pankaj Dheer's face is visible in these temples. According to Pankaj Dheer, 8 feet high statues are installed in both these temples. He had told, “'I have visited both these temples. There is an eight feet tall statue there. I am grateful from the bottom of my heart to the people that they have given me so much love. Whenever I go there, people show a lot of love.” Today, my picture is printed in place of Karna at many places in children's books. “The children start calling me ‘Karna’ as soon as they see me.”

Have been seen in this show

Apart from this, the actor was seen in an important role with Archana Puran Singh in the first episode 'Dastak' of the TV series 'Zee Horror Show' (1993). Was seen in the role of a lawyer in the TV series 'Kanoon' based on court-room drama.

roll left for mustache

When Pankaj Dheer got the role of Arjun, everything got stuck on his moustache. Because Pankaj had refused to remove his mustache and the role was lost from his hands. He was thrown out of this show itself. However, later the makers contacted him again and he was offered the role of Karna, which is still alive in people's minds.

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