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Super fan of the week - Gautam Rode

A multi-talented star, Gautam Rode has won over fans with his impressive versatility, charm and good looks. The actor has fans all over the world, including staunch admirers Cary and Andy from Argentina, who run a fan club dedicated to him.

Eastern Eye caught up with the super fans to find out more.


What was it that first connected you to Gautam Rode?

The first time we connected with him was in his role as Saras, in Saraswatichandra, which was just so amazing and turned us into dedicated admirers.

What made you become super fans?

It was his immense talent, charisma, professionalism and treatment towards his fans. He is special.

Tell us about something super you have done for Gautam Rode?

There are so many things we like to do for him. We have less sleep, just so we can be attentive towards his activities. We record videos with girls from our group, who are all over the country and follow his every st­ep. We made a video sending him messages and sent it to him for his birthday.

What has been your most memorable moment?

We will never forget when he started following us on Twitter and Instagram. All his loving messages for us will remain memorable.

What is it about Gautam that you love the most?

We love his great heart and his genuine desire to make others happy.

Which quality in Gautam do you most relate to?

We relate to his great humility and his nobility.

What is your favourite work he has done?

All of his work is wonderful because he works so hard.

Why do you love being super fans?

We love to admire with all our heart an actor who gratefully appreciates everything we do for him, in addition to enjoying his wonderful talent.

Twitter: @GirlsMrRode1

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