“I believe you can tell a lot about a person by how they treat others,” says Venkatesh Pande on the upcoming track in Sony SAB’s Hastinapur Ke Veer

“I believe you can tell a lot about a person by how they treat others,” says Venkatesh Pande on the upcoming track in Sony SAB’s Hastinapur Ke Veer

Sony SAB’s Hastinapur Ke Veer explores the formative years of the young princes, bringing to light the experiences that shape their personalities and define the people they eventually become. Among them is Radhey (Venkatesh Pande), whose kind heart and instinct to help others continue to guide his actions, even when he finds himself facing difficult circumstances. After his kavach is revealed, the villagers begin to see him as an evil force, forcing Radhey and his family to leave their home behind and search for a place where they can begin life afresh.

In the upcoming episodes, as Radhey and his family make their way through the jungle in search of a new home, an unexpected encounter brings him face to face with Arjun (Urva Savaliya). Struggling to free his cart wheel from the mud, Arjun finds himself in need of help. True to his nature, Radhey steps in without hesitation, helping a stranger without knowing who he really is. What seems like a simple act of kindness marks the first meeting between the two, setting the stage for a potentially significant connection. With Radhey already navigating an uncertain future, this encounter raises an intriguing question.

Will this meeting with Arjun shape Radhey’s journey in ways he least expects?

Talking about his experience, Venkatesh Pande shared, “What I really like about Radhey is that no matter how difficult things get for him, his first instinct is still to help someone in need. That is something I personally connect with because I believe you can tell a lot about a person by how they treat others, especially when they are going through a tough time themselves. Radhey has just been through a lot, with people judging him without understanding who he really is and yet he doesn’t carry that bitterness with him. When he sees Arjun struggling with his cart, he steps in without a second thought. I’m excited for the audience to see how this seemingly small moment of kindness could become the beginning of something much bigger in their lives.”