
Karan Tacker is all set to surprise fans with a completely new side of himself. The actor, known for Khakee: The Bihar Chapter and Special Ops Season 1 and 2, has revealed his look from India’s first paranormal thriller Bhay – The Gaurav Tiwari Mystery, based on real-life paranormal investigator Gaurav Tiwari and the internet can’t keep calm.
The series will show Karan in a darker, tougher, and more mysterious avatar as it explores an eerie world. This role is going to be very different from anything he has done before.
Karan steps into the role of real-life paranormal investigator Gaurav Tiwari, and while sharing the look, he wrote: “Stepping into one of my most challenging roles yet. Can’t wait to share it with all of you.”
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Fans have already flooded the comments with excitement, calling this his most powerful transformation so far.
This year has been incredible for Karan Tacker, from walking the Cannes red carpet for Tanvi The Great to delivering a strong performance in Special Ops Season 2, where he played a special officer. Bhay – The Gaurav Tiwari Mystery marks his third major outing, and his first time portraying a real-life character. With more exciting projects ahead, 2025 looks like a massive year for him.
Karan Tacker on life after Special Ops success
In an exclusive interview with Mid-day, he reflected on the way his life has changed, “I think post Special Ops, the biggest perception change was the fact that Neeraj Pandey offered me Khakee. That was just the beginning of it. Thereafter, it has been really humbling because I feel like I’ve been accepted with open arms.”
He added, “The general perception of me as an artist has changed drastically. People look at me differently now. I get invited to rooms I didn’t earlier. I have makers who respond to my texts and call me in for meetings, which never happened earlier. These are the small things that you truly enjoy over a period of time as an actor. You have the luxury of saying no to work you don’t creatively feel inclined towards and wait around for that one offer you really want to work on.”







