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Sparsh Shrivastava Says Dupahiya 2 Costume Was Challenging
Sparsh Shrivastava plays a character named Bhugol in Dupahiya Season 2.
Bhugol makes videos dressed as a woman to try to get more followers.
Sparsh said he learned Kathak for three years when he was a child.
He said that dance training helped him remember graceful movements.
He also used to dance in frocks at local shows in Agra.
He had to rehearse to get the movements right again.
Sparsh said wearing the ghagra, choli and tight blouse was the hardest part.
He praised girls for wearing such outfits.
The season started streaming on Amazon Prime Video on October 1, 2026.
Sparsh Shrivastava plays Bhugol Jha, who makes social-media reels dressed as a woman in Dupahiya Season 2.
Shrivastava said three years of childhood Kathak training helped him with the character’s gestures and grace.
He also recalled dancing in frocks at local stages in Agra as a child.
He said rehearsing the movements again was taxing, and wearing the ghagra, choli and tight blouse was especially difficult.
Dupahiya Season 2 began streaming on Amazon Prime Video on October 1, 2026.
- Who
- Actor Sparsh Shrivastava, who plays Bhugol Jha.
- What
- Shrivastava discussed how childhood Kathak training helped him portray Bhugol in a female avatar, and said the costume was difficult to wear.
- Where
- The series streams on Amazon Prime Video.
- When
- Dupahiya Season 2 began streaming on October 1, 2026; Shrivastava's comments were published October 4, 2026.
- Why
- Bhugol dresses as a woman to make social-media reels in the hope of gaining followers.
Key facts
- Actor
- Sparsh Shrivastava
- Character
- Bhugol Jha
- Series
- Dupahiya Season 2
- Streaming platform
- Amazon Prime Video
- Season premiere
- October 1, 2026
- Kathak training
- Shrivastava said he learned Kathak for three years as a child.
- Costume challenge
- He described the ghagra, choli and tightly fitted blouse as difficult to wear.
Quotes
Sparsh Shrivastava
Actor who plays Bhugol Jha in Dupahiya Season 2
“I think they were already within me because when I was small, my mother taught me the dance form, Kathak. I’ve learned Kathak for three years. So those gestures, that grace was already there somewhere.”
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“The most difficult part is wearing the exact dress, the ghagra, choli, and that blouse is so tight. And how it fits, I mean, it’s very tough to be in that outfit. So, hats off to all the girls.”
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