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Karan Wahi Reflects on Friendship with Rithvikk Dhanjani Over Chess Game

Television actor Karan Wahi recently posted photos on Instagram of himself playing a serious game of chess with fellow actor Rithvikk Dhanjani. In his caption, Wahi expressed surprise at this turn in their friendship, which has historically involved acting, anchoring, and casual banter. He humorously credited this new, contemplative activity to "adulthood" and "growing up." Both actors have established careers in Indian television, with forays into reality TV, Bollywood, and successful web series.

Key Points: Karan Wahi, Rithvikk Dhanjani Friendship & Chess Moment

  • Candid chess moment shared on Instagram
  • Reflection on evolving friendship from acting to adulthood
  • Both actors have successful TV and web careers
  • Wahi credits "growing up" for the change
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Karan Wahi to Rithvikk Dhanjani: Never did I think we'd sit, play a game of chess

TV actor Karan Wahi shares a candid moment playing chess with Rithvikk Dhanjani, reflecting on their evolving friendship from co-stars to chess opponents.

"never Did i think ki we will sit and play a game of Chess - Karan Wahi"

Mumbai, April 14

Television actor Karan Wahi has reflected on his relationship with actor Rithvikk Dhanjani and cheekily shared his take on how their equation has evolved over the years from acting, acting, anchoring to now playing chess, something he never imagined.

Karan posted a series of photos on Instagram of himself sitting in an outdoor area with Rithvikk, playing chess with all seriousness.

For the caption, he wrote: "Life main Saath main Bahut kuch kiya...Acting kari,Anchoring kari aur off camera bhar bhar ke baketi kari Par never Did i think ki we will sit and play a game of Chess. Kya he Din Aagaye prabhu."

However, he credited "adulthood" for the change as he wrote: "Khair, Is this what they call Growing UP@rithvikk_dhanjani Seriousness Dekh lo GRAND Masters ki."

Karan rose to fame after getting cast in the lead role of Ranveer Sisodia in the show Remix. He then became every girls' crush with his portrayal as Dr. Siddhant Modi in the medical youth show Dill Mill Gayye.

The actor then ventured into reality the reality show space with Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa 5, Fear Factor: Khatron Ke Khiladi 8 and Fear Factor: Khatron Ke Khiladi - Made in India. He made his Bollywood debut with a supporting role in Habib Faisal's romantic comedy film Daawat-e-Ishq and later in Hate Story 4.

Talking about Rithvikk, he made his acting debut in 2009 with Bandini. However, it was his work in Pavitra Rishta that helped him earn wider recognition.

The actor had his first success with Pyaar Kii Ye Ek Kahaani. His film debut Jo Hum Chahein failed to leave a mark. The year 2013, marked a turning point in his career as he turned host with Yeh Hai Aashiqui, India's Next Superstars, Super Dancer, India's Best Dramebaaz and So You Think You Can Dance.

He made his web debut with I Don't Watch TV and has been part of successful web series including XXX and Cartel.

- IANS

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Rohit P
Karan Wahi will always be my favourite from Dill Mill Gayye! SidModi forever. Good to see him and Rithvikk chilling. Much better use of time than some of the other stuff celebrities do for publicity.
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Aman W
Chess is a great game, builds the mind. Better than just posting gym selfies all day. Respect to both for this. Maybe they should stream a match?
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Sarah B
I appreciate the sentiment, but the caption feels a bit forced for Instagram. "Kya he Din Aagaye prabhu" – it's like they're trying too hard to be relatable. Just post the pic and be real.
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Vikram M
Both talented guys. Rithvikk is a fantastic host, very underrated. Their journey from daily soaps to web series shows how the industry is changing. Chess match next? Winner gets a lead role 😄
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Nisha Z
Haha, adulthood hits everyone! One day you're dancing on Jhalak, the next you're seriously contemplating a chess move. Been there. Glad they are still friends after all these years in the industry.

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