Freedom At Midnight: How Siddhant Gupta Portrays His Role In The Show

The character of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru played by Siddhant Gupta in Freedom At Midnight has created quite a stir on the social media platform. This collection throws light on the difficult journey of India's independence, connects in a complex form the major events and prominent personalities who played a vital role in shaping the destiny of the country. These historical figures include India's first Prime Minister Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, whom Siddhant Gupta has groomed to give a dead body. Sidhant's decision to enter this vast land was not taken lightly, and he has made a fascinating argument in front of the uninitiated. The show is one of the much anticipated drama that is generated much buzz in the town and fans. 
 

As Nikhil Advani Reveals About Casting and, He emphasized the importance of finding such actresses who can represent these great personalities in an authentic manner. "There is no easy way to achieve this project, there is a great opportunity to attract actors who can actually give practical results to the leaders. Kavish, our casting director, was brilliant in identifying the true Pratibha, and Jagadish came and the prosthetics done by the team ensured that the transformation was seamless. Nehru's tenant was the last tenant to be chosen for this. We needed such a person who could truly personify Pandit Nehru, and while the merits of the theory were undeniable, it was he who had an amazing encounter with Nehru, who sealed the deal." This attention to detail in casting The series reflects the original principles and is historically accurate. 
 

Freedom At Midnight's chronology is vividly depicted, it is a miraculous beauty, in which Mahatma appeared in the form of Gandhi, Rajendra Chaudhary in the form of Sardaar Vallabh Bhai  Patel, Muhammad Ali in the form of Jinnah, Arif Jkariya in the form of Fatima Jinnah. And Malishka Mendonsa is included in the form of Sarojini Naydoo. This actress, along with Siddhant Gupta, will bring to life a personality who played a major role in one of the most important studies in Indian history.