As
evil
a
sin
it
is
but
somehow
rape
scenes
have
always
aroused
interests
among
viewers
especially
the
couch
potatoes.
Rape
scenes
are
far
and
few
on
television
but
whenever
there"s
one,
all
eyes
are
hooked
on
to
it.
The
actor
who
rapes
is
often
subject
to
the
anger
and
hatred
of
the
viewers.
In
hindsight,
such
criticism
is
also
a
measure
of
how
well
the
person
has
acted.
Ajay
Rohilla,
famous
for
outraging
the
modesty
of
Phoolan
Devi
in
Bandit
Queen,
is
fast
gaining
a
reputation
of
a
desperate
man.
Rohilla
returned
to
TV
with
Beyond
Dreamz
productions
and
Imagine
TV"s
Jamunia,
where
he
is
once
again
out
to
rape
the
protagonist.
His
earlier
attempt
proved
futile
but
Gauri
Shankar
maharaj
will
soon
return
trying
to
complete
the
unfinished
business.
What"s
up
Mr.
Rohilla?
Are
you
always
on
the
look
out
for
such
roles?
(Laughs)
“Not
really.
But
I
guess
our
producer
Yash
(Patnaik)
must
have
seen
my
performance
in
Bandit
Queen
and
that"s
why
he"s
chosen
me
for
it.
I
like
doing
negative
roles.
Apparently,
after
seeing
my
attempt
to
rape
scene,
the
producer"s
wife
was
so
pissed
off
me
with
me
that
she
asked
Yash
as
to
why
he
had
brought
me
to
the
edit
room.
It
was
little
embarrassing
but
I
take
this
an
appreciation
for
my
performance," said
Rohilla.
The
actor
is
of
the
view
that
what
he"s
doing
in
reel
life
is
a
reflection
of
the
times
we
live
in.
Rohilla
sighs,
“The
saints
and
sages
are
considered
holy
in
this
country
but
what
are
the
likes
of
Nityanand,
Ichchadhari
and
other
babas
doing.
There"s
a
question
mark
over
Bapu
Asaram
too.
I"m
not
saying
that
my
character
is
inspired
by
these
men
but
the
good
and
bad
baba
is
a
reality.
I"m
only
portraying
the
negative
side
of
a
sage."
Right
said
Rohilla!
There"s
a
devil
in
all
of
us.
It's
just
that
the
real
wise
men
are
those
who
have
a
control
over
their
emotions.