TV
actor
Param
Singh
is
enjoying
his
current
show
Ishk
Par
Zor
Nahi,
which
is
aired
on
Sony
TV.
This
Gul
Khan
production
traces
the
love
story
of
two
completely
contrasting
individuals.
Akshita
Mudgal
plays
his
romantic
interest.
Param
said,
"I
have
been
playing
Ahaan
Veer
Malhotra
for
the
past
six
months
and
enjoying
it
for
he
is
not
unidimensional,
i.e.,
he
is
intense,
vulnerable,
smart
emotional
all
the
same
time.
Such
a
complex
arc
allows
the
actor
within
lots
of
scopes
to
play
around
with
different
circumstance.
Ahaan
is
not
a
bad
bloke,
just
misunderstood.
Deep
down,
he
is
a
great
guy
who
is
very
afraid
to
show
his
good
side.
Being
mentally
unstable,
he
is
going
through
a
lot."
Going
on,
he
says,
"Ishk
Par
Zor
narrative
is
leaping
as
we
speak.
The
audience
loves
our
labour
of
love.
I
always
knew
that
it
would
not
be
in
the
top
5,
but
l
like
doing
less
dramatic
youth
shows."
Tracing
his
TV
journey,
Param
says,
"It
has
been
decently
good.
So
far,
I
have
done
five
leads
starting
with
the
Channel
V
cult
offering
Sadda
Haq:
My
Life,
My
Choice,
followed
by
essaying
a
slave
in
Ghulam
and
a
journalist
in
Mariam
Khan-Reporting
Live;
both
Star
Plus
shows
were
proper
mass
audience
formats.
Next,
I
experimented
with
sci-fi
(Zee
TV's
Haiwaan:
The
Monster),
and
now,
Ishk
Par
Zor
Nahi,
in
which
my
character
is
intense
in
the
youth
space."
Apart
from
television,
Param
has
also
toyed
around
with
OTT.
"I
have
done
three
web
series-
Beyond
Dream's
(Makers
of
Sadda
Haq)
Black
Coffee,
Vikram
Bhatt's
Holycross
(Sony
LIV)
and
Tadap
on
Ullu.
But
Tadap
was
quite
bold.
Yes,
I
did
not
know
many
things
and
had
to
make
adjustments
on
set.
I
have
not
followed
the
show
to
see
how
it
came
out
and
how
it
was
perceived.
But
suffice
to
say,
I
will
not
repeat
a
Tadap
in
my
life.
I
only
might
do
a
bold
cut
if
required
by
the
script."
Looking
ahead,
he
is
also
open
to
films.
He
said,
"More
than
the
format,
I
am
hungry
to
play
meatier
and
diverse
characters
and
work
with
the
best.
To
keep
up
with
our
trial
and
error
based
industry,
I
follow
my
intellect
and
gut
and
chug
ahead."