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| Talking to the visual medium | ||
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| I play Saket in Kayamath, who is Neev's brother. Saket is shy and lacks confidence but still has a comic side to his character. Though he is not so prominent right now on show, but with time, he will go through a transition and come to the forefront. | ||
| Since you're an RJ, how did the role come to you? | ||
| Acting was always my first love. I went for auditions and got selected. Moreover, people at BIG FM have been very supportive. They never created hassles for me. | ||
| you relate to the character you play? | ||
| In real life, I'm a very robust person while Saket lacks confidence. But somehow I still relate to him because I was like that in my school days. I think everyone can relate such a guy at some point of their life. | ||
| You're doing a prime-time slot on the FM station and a TV show too. How do you balance the two? | ||
| Earlier, I was hosting the morning show but after I started shooting, I host Evening Drive which is a two-hour show. And since I am not playing the lead, I get time to devote to RJing. | ||
| How is Balaji Telefilms to work with? | ||
| Balaji are a good paymaster but they make you work so hard. It's between the shoots that I prepare my script for the evening show. So, it gets a little difficult but it's good to work with the production house. | ||
| How did the interest in acting and RJing develop? | ||
| Acting was always on my wish list. I was involved with theatre since my college years. I've won a eight awards as Best Actor and came to Mumbai with the same dream. But on my fourth day here, I auditioned for radio and got selected. I think theatre is important for every performer. It's not food for stomach but for soul. |
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