Actor Mohit Malik, who essays Sikander Singh Gill in the TV show "Kullfi Kumarr Bajewala", says he has started maintaing a diary in which he makes notes for the character.
The actor has also been taking music lessons, learning Punjabi language and writing musical notes for the Star Plus show, read a statement.
"My character demanded me to do a lot of homework. I worked hard to understand the characterization and behaviour of Sikander Singh Gill. I even have started writing a diary when I am on the sets as it gives me more edge," said Mohit.
Mohit has earlier worked in shows like "Pari Hoon Main", "Banoo Main Teri Dulhann" and "Doli Armaano Ki".
--IANS
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