Actor Chanchal Chowdhury has described his performance in the Hoichoi original series "Karagar-2" as an expression of deeply personal emotions rather than acting alone.

In a social media post, Chanchal reflected on the emotional circumstances surrounding his work in the second season of the mystery thriller.

He shared a poem written by Dibyo Jyoti, who portrayed the younger version of professor David Adams in the series.

Chanchal wrote that the emotions expressed through his character closely reflected what he was experiencing personally at the time. He felt that both he and Dibyo were drawing from genuine emotions rather than simply performing their roles.

The actor connected those feelings with a difficult period in his personal life, revealing in the post that his father had been in intensive care on life support for 13 days.

He said Dibyo’s poem appeared to capture thoughts and emotions connected to his unconscious father in a way that deeply affected him.

According to Chanchal, Dibyo’s mother, actress Shahnaz Khushi, later read the poem at the hospital. The moment became so emotional that they were unable to hold back their tears.

ABOUT KARAGAR-2

"Karagar-2" is the sequel to filmmaker Syed Ahmed Shawki’s mystery thriller series "Karagar".

The series features Chanchal Chowdhury alongside Intekhab Dinar, Tasnia Fareen, Dibyo Jyoti, FS Nayeem and Afzal Hossain, among others.

The first season attracted significant attention from audiences in Bangladesh as well as India’s West Bengal, building anticipation for the second instalment.

For Chanchal, however, the experience of the sequel carried a particularly personal dimension, with circumstances in his own life becoming intertwined with the emotions he brought to the screen.