Abhinav
Shukla
has
amassed
a
huge
fan-following
after
his
stint
on
the
show
Bigg
Boss
14.
It
is
inevitable
that
his
fans
are
now
waiting
with
bated
breath
to
see
him
once
again
on
their
TV
screens.
The
actor
recently
spoke
about
the
kind
of
characters
he
would
like
to
play
and
also
shared
his
dream
role.
Speaking
to
Bollywood
Life
about
the
same,
Abhinav
revealed
that
his
dream
role
is
to
play
a
character
like
Walter
White
from
the
hit
show
The
Breaking
Bad.
For
the
unversed,
the
character
was
essayed
by
Bryan
Cranston.
The
Silsila
Badalte
Rishton
Ka
actor
revealed
that
getting
into
the
skin
of
such
an
awe-inspiring
role
would
be
a
dream
come
true
for
him.
Apart
from
that,
the
actor
also
praised
the
role
of
Hathi
Ram
in
the
Amazon
Prime
series
Pataal
Lok
which
was
essayed
by
Jaideep
Ahlawat.
The
Bigg
Boss
14
contestant
said
that
Jaideep
did
a
commendable
job
with
the
role
and
no
one
apart
from
him
could
have
done
justice
to
the
character.
Apart
from
that,
Abhinav
also
spoke
about
the
kind
of
characters
he
would
like
to
essay
on
the
screen.
The
Choti
Bahu
actor
revealed
that
he
wishes
to
play
special
and
intelligent
characters
like
Will
Hunting
from
the
movie
Good
Will
Hunting.
He
also
expressed
his
fondness
for
the
character
of
Danny
Archer
from
the
movie
Blood
Diamond
that
he
called
to
be
extremely
layered
and
full
of
depth.
It
will
be
interesting
to
see
the
actor
embrace
the
TV
screens
again
with
a
meaty
role
of
his
choice.
Meanwhile,
Abhinav
recently
took
to
his
social
media
handle
to
share
some
beautiful
pictures
from
his
latest
outing.
The
Hitler
Didi
actor
shared
a
picture
of
himself
sitting
on
an
inclined
seating
and
his
caption
for
the
same
had
a
connection
with
one
of
his
favourite
movies,
the
Alia
Bhatt
and
Randeep
Hooda
starrer
Highway.
Abhinav
captioned
the
same
stating,
"That
highway
pose
from
my
favourite
movie
ever
HIGHWAY
!
#highway
AH-47."
Abhinav
Shukla
also
shared
another
post
wherein
he
can
be
seen
sitting
on
a
bench
below
a
tree.
He
shared
an
informative
post
about
Indian
highways
on
the
caption.
It
read
as
"Indian
highways
are
not
just
a
conduit
for
a
heavy
machine
to
move
in
two
dimensions
it
is
an
ecosystem
in
itself.
It's
got
its
own
language(
vernacular)
its
own
sensibilities
and
organised
chaos
which
we
call
traffic." Take
a
look
at
the
posts.