Kaam Pe Jaa Raha Hoon: Actor Ravi Dubey kept his Ramayana role secret from wife Sargun Mehta

New Delhi: Actor Ravi Dubey revealed that he deliberately kept his significant role as Lakshman in Ramayana: Part 1 a secret from his wife, Sargun Mehta, during filming.

While shooting for the high-profile project directed by Nitesh Tiwari, Dubey would tell his wife simply, “kaam pe jaa raha hoon,” without revealing the scale or importance of his role.

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The revelation has intrigued fans, as the couple is known for openly sharing aspects of their personal and professional lives. Despite their closeness, Ravie maintained a personal rule of not discussing work at home, choosing to focus fully on the demanding shoot without distractions.

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According to reports, Sargun Mehta eventually discovered Ravie’s involvement in the film from external sources rather than directly from him. She admitted to having “no clue” about the project during filming and respected the couple’s mutual understanding to keep professional commitments separate.

The secrecy was not due to mistrust but rather a conscious effort to maintain boundaries between work and home life. Ravie aimed to stay fully immersed in the epic project, dedicating his focus to the rigorous demands of portraying Lakshman.

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About Ramayana: Part 1

Ramayana: Part 1, directed by Nitesh Tiwari, is a grand retelling of the Indian epic. The film stars Ranbir Kapoor as Lord Ram, with Ravi Dubey playing his devoted brother, Lakshman. The movie has already generated significant buzz for its scale, visual effects, and star-studded casting.

Ravi Dubey’s choice to keep his role under wraps reflects his professionalism and discipline as an actor. Now, with the teaser released, fans are eager to see him bring Lakshman to life on the big screen, marking an important milestone in his career.