Ali Fazal reveals what his wife Richa Chadha thinks of Guddu bhaiya; says ‘I don’t want her to…’ [Exclusive]
Who isn’t a fan of Mirzapur? Everyone is eagerly waiting for season three to come out. It is the most awaited web series and each character from the show has a crazy fan following. Mirzapur season 3 will start streaming on Amazon Prime Video from July 5 and we will soon come to know who is now the king of Mirzapur. The web series has won hearts and everyone is aware about each and every character of the show. Mirzapur stars Pankaj Tripathi, Ali Fazal, Vijay Varma, Shweta Tripathi Sharma, Rasika Dugal, Harshita Gaur, Anjumm Shharma, and others.
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Diyvenndu will not be a part of the web series this season. He played the role of Munna bhaiya in the show. However, we saw Munna being killed in the last season. We will see Ali aka Guddu bhaiya and his power shown in the web series. Ali Fazal aka Guddu spoke to BollywoodLife recently and opened up about his wife, Richa Chadha’s reaction to his character in Mirzapur.
Ali said, “Oh, she is barely been able to watch. Usko bahut violent lagta hai but because she loves all of us and all the people in it, she sits and watches. She forwards the scenes, shuts her eyes and watches. I don’t need her to like Guddu. She is happy with Ali.”
Richa and Ali will soon welcome their first child together. The actors met on the sets of Fukrey and fell in love. They got married in 2022.
Talking about Mirzapur, director Gurmmeet Singh recently spoke to us and revealed that Ali was not the first choice for Guddu. He shared that Ali was offered the role of Munna bhaiya first but he showed interest in Guddu and made everyone believes that he can do that character well.
The trailer of Mirzapur 3 released recently and everyone has become a big fan of the third season already.
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