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'Shakti Astiva Ke Ehsaas Ki' Fame Cezanne Khan Roped In For Sony TV's 'Appnapan' As A Lead Actor

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By Varsha Mehata
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'Shakti Astiva Ke Ehsaas Ki' Fame Cezanne Khan Roped In For Sony TV's 'Appnapan' As A Lead Actor

After giving a successful hit as an actor in 'Shakti Astitva Ke Ehsaas Ki' Cezanne Khan is all set to make his come back in the telly world with Sony TV's family drama serial Appnapan Badalte Rishton Ka Bandhan. The show is based on the conundrums and complexities based by couples these days in relationships. The story revolves around a separated couple, named Pallavi and Nikhil who are now single parents living their lives their way, and how in their journey they come across different challenges of parenting while confronting their own obstacles from the past.

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Cezanne Khan will be essaying the role of Nikhil Jaisingh who is a successful businessman, star chef, and a father who tries to meet his child's expectations while managing his busy schedule.
Spilling the beans about his character, Cezanne said, "When you come across a project that excites you and you can't wait to get started on it, you know you've found something special. Appnapan brings the story of love, relationships, trust, hope, togetherness, family, and second chances through the journey of an estranged couple, Pallavi and Nikhil. One aspect of the show that drew me to my role was the maturity with which the couple tries to deal with such a delicate issue as separation."

"My character Nikhil is a chef, an ambitious businessman, and a single parent with a flamboyant personality. But his heartbreaking past has made him emotionally detached. While he adores his kids, he is an absentee father who tries to make up for the emotional loss of love with worldly gifts. Ekta has always had a great vision when it comes to bringing a story or character to life and with Appnapan she beautifully brings forth a modern-age story that highlights the dilemmas of relationships and parenthood," the actor concluded.

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