Kkavya's voice ain't his own!

Krishna (Sachin Sharma) of Kahaani Ghar Ghar Kii (Star Plus) has stepped into a new role. He is now dubbing Kkavya (Rakshak) in Kkavyanjali.

Sachin - voicing his talent

Dubbing has never been easy for actors, whether from Bollywood or TV. A lot of actors have voices, that the creative team on a show feels does not gel with the character. This is precisely what's happened in case of Rakshak.

Explains Ekta Kapoor's trusted lieutenant Nivedita Basu, "Rakshak had difficulties in voice modulation, especially when it came to emotional scenes. Hence, we decided that someone ought to lend him his voice."

Basu says that it didn't take long to zero down on Sachin. "I had two names in mind, whose voice we knew would match Rakshak's character. Sachin Sharma and Amit Sarin. I first spoke to Sachin. He agreed. I didn't take the offer to Amit."

"Like in films, such things are common in television too. Aamna Shariff's voice was also dubbed for about the first 100 episodes. Neeti dubbed for her. Later, Aamna could manage beautifully. These are teething problems sometimes."

Rakshak - in mute mode!

Back to Sachin.

Sachin, who on the one hand, has been the homely and sober Krishna in KGGK and a totally different, outgoing-n-adventurous Vedant in Tumhari Disha (Zee TV), is enjoying his additional responsibility. "Dialogue delivery is one of the most important aspects of acting. This new job is helping me to evolve as an actor. I am enjoying every bit of it."

Meanwhile, we hear that the Agarwal family will take on Sachin in KGGK. Reason? His wife (Poorva Gokhale) caught him kissing Manya (Kavita Kaushik). He will leave the house, only to get picked up by his mother Pallavi (Achint Kaur who has come in place of Shweta Kawaatra). No prizes for guessing that some heated confrontation scenes between Achint Kaur and Ali Asgar (who plays Sachin's father)lie in store!