Jim Sarbh takes a swing at actors who exaggerate their method acting practice

Jim Sarbh recently is making headlines for his stint in Made in Heaven 2. Premiering just days ago, the show has rekindled conversations about the intricate nuances of its characters and the profound performances that bring them to life. Crafted under the artistic guidance of Zoya Akhtar and Reema Kagti, the series boasts an ensemble including Sobhita Dhulipala, Arjun Mathur, Kalki Koechlin, Shashank Arora, and Shivani Raghuvanshi, among others. 

In a recent interview, the cast delved into the elevated emotional terrain in this season. Jim Sarbh's perspective on this was particularly intriguing, as he discussed his approach to intense emotions and delivered a playful jibe at those who amplify their acting process.

Speaking with The Quint, Jim shared, "Delving into complex emotions is an actor's dream. It's a paradox; you undergo pain as your character, yet revel in the pleasure of exploring these intricate feelings as an actor." 

He then pointed out the tendency of some actors to overinflate their preparation process, jesting, "We've all heard those actors who claim, 'I was so immersed in my character that I needed weeks of therapy afterward.' I mean, seriously? You couldn't even remember your lines that day, what a charade!"

Beyond his role in Made In Heaven 2, Jim Sarbh's cinematic journey has spanned several notable films, including Neerja, Padmaavat, Sanju, Gangubai Kathiawadi, and Mrs. Chatterjee Vs Norway as well.