Rohan Shah to play Hina Khan’s obsessive lover in Vikram Bhatt’s ‘Hacked’

TV actress Hina Khan aka Komolika is all set to rock the silver screen with her debut film titled ‘Lines’. It is a women-centric film helmed by Hussein Khan. Well, this is just one among the other projects that Hina has bagged. The actress has completed the shooting of ‘Wishlist’ and is now all set to start with her third film which created an uproar among her fans as well on social media sites.

Kasautii Zindagii Kay 2 actress hit the headlines after bagging Vikram Bhatt’s directorial film. As per the latest reports finally, the title of the film has been decided which is ‘Hacked.’ Also, there is another report that has created a lot of buzz among the industry by roping in another TV actor Rohan Shah.

As per the ABP News report, Rohan will play an antagonist role where he will essay the role of 18-year-old-boy who fall in love with Hina who is an editor of leading fashion magazine. By this report, we can guess what the film is going to be and we hope by now you all have also guessed it.

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When asked Rohan about the same he said that he has never played such a character and is excited to play for it. He also added that his character will bring a twist in the story and for him its like a dream come true to work with such a successful director and producer.

Those who don't know or remember who is Rohan Shah then let me refresh your memory, the actor was seen in Krrish 3 alongside Hrithik Roshan, Priyanka Chopra and Kangana Ranaut. He made his debut in 2001 as a child artist in advertisements and went on to work for prominent teen shows such as Ishaan, The Serial, MTV Fanaah and the list goes on. Not just this he was also seen in Vivek Oberoi’s Kaal as his younger version.

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