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TV Krishna's Red Light Fiasco: Actor Forgiven
4 Sep
Summary
- Actor faced height criticism for his portrayal of Lord Krishna.
- He was once let off without a fine for jumping a red light.
- Jain reportedly earned Rs. 2.50 lakhs per episode for Mahabharat.
Sourabh Raaj Jain, a prominent television actor since 2004, gained widespread acclaim for his portrayal of Lord Krishna in the 2013 Mahabharat series. Despite initial skepticism regarding his height, Jain's performance was highly praised, solidifying his place as a beloved on-screen Krishna. The show itself is considered a classic, following BR Chopra's iconic 1988 version.
Jain also shared an anecdote where his role as Krishna led to him being excused from a traffic fine. After mistakenly jumping a red light, the arresting officer recognized him and let him go without penalty. This highlights the significant impact of his portrayal on the audience.
The actor reportedly commanded a fee of approximately Rs. 2.50 lakhs per episode for his role in Mahabharat. His popularity is evident through his substantial social media presence, with 2.4 million followers on Instagram, underscoring his status as a leading TV celebrity in India.
