Popular radio jockey Rohit Vir opted for a role with grey shades for his debut in Bollywood. He says playing a negative character in '7 Hours to Go' was the "toughest challenge", and hopes the audience accepts him as an actor.
<img title="Rohit Vir" src="http://images.mid-day.com/images/2016/jun/28-Rohit-Vir.jpg" alt="Rohit Vir" /> RJ Rohit Vir
Rohit plays Kabeer Khemka in '7 Hours To Go', which is an investigative thriller based in Mumbai.
"Playing a negative character was the toughest challenge and that&rsquo;s the reason behind choosing this role. I am known to be this happy- go-lucky person prancing around and pulling everyone&rsquo;s leg, but for this character I had to try very hard to get the dark side and portray that on-screen,&rdquo; Rohit said in a statement.
Rohit, who is a RJ at Radio City 91.1 FM here, said that acting is a different ball game as compared to being a radio jockey.
&ldquo;It was an amazing experience and I hope that the audience accepts me as an actor and gives me as much love and affection I have received as a radio jockey," he said.
'7 Hours To Go', directed by Saurabh Verma, also stars Shiv Pandit, Natasa Stankovic and Varun Badola among others. The film released on Friday.

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Popular radio jockey Rohit Vir opted for a role with grey shades for his debut in Bollywood. He says playing a negative character in '7 Hours to Go' was the "toughest challenge", and hopes the audience accepts him as an actor

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