'Kaun Banega Crorepati 13': Pratik Gandhi reveals he was told to gain 18 kg for his role in 'Scam 1992', details inside

Opening a new chapter of acting and setting new benchmarks in the Bollywood industry are the very talented actors Pankaj Tripathi and Pratik Gandhi. Sony Entertainment Television's Kaun Banega Crorepati 13 is all set to welcome them in this week's Shaandaar Shukravaar episode. With their impeccable acting skills and down-to-earth attitude, they have won the audiences' hearts, already. This Friday, these trend-setters will play the game along with Mr Amitabh Bachchan. Not only will they be seen putting their best foot forward but will also share interesting stories of their B-Town experiences. 

Shedding light on his role in SonyLIV's Scam 1992 series, Pratik Gandhi will be unravelling a secret. He will be seen sharing how he had to gain 18 kilos for his role in the most-talked about web series of 2020.
 
In the show, Amitabh Bachchan will be seen asking Pratik Gandhi about his role in one of the most coveted series 'Scam 1992'. Continuing to talk about his role, Pratik shares, "Sir, when it came to preparing for this role, the biggest aspect was that I had to gain a lot of weight. Firstly, I was told to gain 18 kgs because I was like this from the start and they wanted to see a particular body on camera. So, that was the biggest challenge. And, then to understand the financial world. I'm an engineer, come from a teaching family so, we never had anything to do with the financial world. I always say that we are an 'FD' family, one that has never done any business nor investments. It took a lot of time to understand this world and also because the entire script was written in such a way."
 
When asked by Mr Bachchan if a lot of time went for preparing for this role, Pratik Gandhi said, "Yes, Sir. We shot for about 90 days. 90 days in 9 months. It took one and a half years for preparation, Sir. Because this is a long format (series), it had 10 episodes."
 
Bollywood stars Pankaj Tripathi and Pratik Gandhi will be seen playing the game for the social causes they support. The proceeds from the winning amount will be donated to Pandit Benaras Tiwari Hemanvanti Devi Foundation and Mukul Trust, respectively.