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Ankit Siwach has taken on many roles over the years, but in Kull: The Legacy of the Raisingghs, he gives us something truly different. He plays CBI officer Bhagwan Ramteke, a man who doesn’t need to shout or fight to be heard. From the start, he stands out because of how calm and steady he is. In a world full of lies, power, and secrets, his quiet nature becomes his biggest strength.
What makes Ankit’s performance special is that it feels real. He walks into rooms filled with rich and powerful people and doesn’t hesitate. He doesn’t try to act like a hero, but he becomes one anyway. His character believes in fairness and follows the law, even when others try to scare or fool him. There’s one scene where he talks to a proud member of the royal family, and without raising his voice, he takes control of the room. That kind of quiet power is not easy to show, but Ankit makes it look natural.
Other actors in the show, like Nimrat Kaur and Ridhi Dogra, bring strong emotions to their parts. But Ankit plays the one person who stays calm through all the drama. He becomes the person viewers can trust. While others are hiding things or trying to protect their names, his character is looking for the truth. And he does it with honesty, without making a big show of it. That’s what makes his role feel so important.
Critics have noticed his powerful performance too. One reviewer wrote, “Ankit Siwach as Bhagwan is sincere and manages to leave a mark.” Another said, “CBI officer Bhagwan Ramteke arrives, and not so politely reminds the so-called royals that India is a democracy now.” These words show just how much his bold and honest character stands out in a show full of twists and secrets. Ankit proves that sometimes, the strongest voice is the one that speaks the softest.
