Rohit (played by Sujay Dahake) is a playwright who commits suicide. His friends are coping up with his tragic death and Abhay a newcomer, gets intrigues by Rohit’s story and writing. In this scene from the series, he and a friend play a game where Abhay is asked to answer some tough questions.

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In the first question, Abhay is asked to choose between Rohit and his ideology. Abhay says that instead of Rohit or his ideology, it is the impact created by both that makes a difference.

He is further asked to choose between Rohit’s writing or direction to which Abhay says, “Anything can be presented well only if it’s written well. Wouldn’t you agree?

Sharafat further tests Abhay’s wisdom and asks what he will choose between a rebel and a hero. And what Abhay says is his best answer in this game. “One can be a hero, if what he or she is rebelling against is right,” he says. Did you ever see it this way? We love how Abhay provides and unique perspective through his progressive thinking.

Abhay is asked to define Rohit, a man whom he hasn’t met but only heard about.

Abhay points out that unlike rebels who are not even aware of what they are fighting about, “Rohit knew all too well what he was fighting for.”

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