'I'm Not A Loner'- Sushant Singh Rajput HT Interview

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mayuri agrawal

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Posted: 10 years ago

#11

Vry nyc interview n sumthng different ..
Again wish u a vry happy b'day sushant ;) :)

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Sultan_Of_Swing

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Posted: 10 years ago

#12

I am sure that their unsuccessful transitions have nothing to do with them working in TV. Television is a very strong medium and a breeding ground for skilled actors. There are other parameters that we need to take into account while making the transition. Your choice of films, your passion for the art, preserving your motivation and confidence are some of these things.

Did you always want to do TV, or was it a channel to enter films?

I have no issues with either medium. They have their own dynamics. Your popularity on TV doesn't often translate to the same measure in films. All you can retain is a bit of confidence, professionalism and a sense of skill.

One of the very few TV actors who hasn't trashd the TV medium and talks about it with the respect it deserves. He sounds grounded and it is no surprise he is doing well for himself. Good luck Sushanth.

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@Chippeshwini

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Posted: 10 years ago

#13

damn this guy sounds safe! someone to drink beer with on a sunny windy afternoon

lol Ankita's seems like a lucky chick if the thing they have is legit

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Guinea

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Posted: 10 years ago

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Originally posted by: Sultan_Of_Swing
I am sure that their unsuccessful transitions have nothing to do with them working in TV. Television is a very strong medium and a breeding ground for skilled actors. There are other parameters that we need to take into account while making the transition. Your choice of films, your passion for the art, preserving your motivation and confidence are some of these things.

Did you always want to do TV, or was it a channel to enter films?
I have no issues with either medium. They have their own dynamics. Your popularity on TV doesn't often translate to the same measure in films. All you can retain is a bit of confidence, professionalism and a sense of skill.

One of the very few TV actors who hasn't trashd the TV medium and talks about it with the respect it deserves. He sounds grounded and it is no surprise he is doing well for himself. Good luck Sushanth.

Fantastic inteview ...happy birthday SSR ...looking forward to seeing your movies this year .

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Kulfii.

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Posted: 10 years ago

#15

Nice interview.

Waiting for DBB. The movie looks interesting.

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Pastellitesoulx

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Posted: 10 years ago

#16

I liked his passion for work.
happy bd sushant

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bonnefille

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Posted: 10 years ago

#17

Love the interview. Brilliant read for a fan on his birthday !!

"Well, this industry is a strange place. You look in one direction, and you find mediocrity and nepotism thriving, and you can't come up with a logical reason to explain it. In the other direction, you see immense respect for passion, talent and professionalism, irrespective of being an insider or an outsider. The best thing is to accept the circumstances, not take them personally, deal with them, stop complaining, and give everything your best."

^ So true! You just gotta give your best, insider or outsider.

Happy Birthday Sushant. Wish you loads of success and love from us audience.

His birthday pic posted by his friend Mahesh Shetty. 😃