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TV is for money, fame: Zuber K. Khan

'Kasam Tere Pyar Ki' actor believes that TV cannot give you growth.

Mumbai: TV actor Zuber K. Khan says as an actor he enjoys every medium. While he feels that films are good for growth, TV shows help to earn fame and money. The actor has featured in films like "Aakhri Sauda: The Last Deal" and "Lekar Hum Deewana Dil", and is currently seen on Colors show "Kasam Tere Pyaar Ki".

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As an actor, I enjoy everything. Theatre gives you the liberty to perform. TV is for money and fame, but films are for growth. Overall, I enjoy films the most," he said in a statement. His next film "The Dream Job" is set to release in August.
"I play an aspiring investment advisor who becomes a banker-turned-business tycoon in the film. The character experiences love and break-up. It's a story about how my character Mukesh Mahajan grows as a person and shows a mirror of the youth of developing India," he said. Zuber started his career with few advertisements as he was Mr. India 2012. He later on acted in popular TV shows like 'Kumkum Bhagya', 'Sadda Haq', 'Yeh Hai Aashiqui' and 'Savdhan India'.

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