I am new to this field, and I am still discovering my style of acting

Ritvik Arora, the handsome and good-
looking guy is experiencing the
journey of playing a character on TV for
the first time!! As Ahaan Jahangir, the lead
in Colors' Tu Aashiqui, he has started off
well, but feels that he has a long way to go
as he is still in the process of
understanding the character.
Says Ritvik, "This is my first experience of
facing the camera. My understanding of
the character is still under development. At
times, I am right in understanding, and at
times the director corrects me. On few
occasions, I have put in my input for the
character. So to learn being an actor is a
long-way process.
Ritvik has received a mixed response so
far from people around. "There have been
people who have told me that they have
liked my style of acting. But few responses
have come wherein they have compared
me with my co-actors like Rahil Sir (Azam)
and Jannat. Rahil Sir has been part of
some huge projects and huge roles. And
for Jannat, she has been working ever
since she was a child. So they are very
confident about their approach and their
style of acting. So when I am compared to
these actors, I fall short and it is natural. I
am new to the field, and I am still
discovering my style of acting. So yes,
when I get compared to these actors,
people think that my emotions are not
upto the mark. I personally feel that I am
not there yet, and things will change with
time.
Ritvik is very much inclined to music in
real life, just like he is as Ahaan in the
show. He is a guitarist and dancer and
claims that music plays a very important
part in his life. "Yes, music comes naturally
to me. Hence I look the best in the scenes
where I am singing in the show. People
have complimented me that I look natural
and very confident when I hold the mike
and sing on the show. I have grown up
with music. Basically, what you do gets
within you. I hope acting gets into me and
I get to be known as a good actor too.
The talented youngster is a recognized
dancer from Shiamak Davar's Dance
Institute. He has also gained huge
exposure in Misba Western Dance Crew in
Delhi. "Whatever I am today, and whatever
confidence I have today is because of my
exposure in this society.
Acting has always been the base on which
Ritvik has laid foundation. "My father
wanted me to become an actor. So
whatever I did whether in terms of
singing or with my guitar were all ways to
connect and express, as learning curve to
become an actor, avers the actor.
Ritvik has otherwise been lucky in his
struggle to become an actor. "Acting
happened suddenly and very quickly to
me. This role in Tu Aashiqui was the first
audition I gave in my life. And in few days,
I got a call from the production that they
needed to touchbase with me for a mock
shoot. I feel really blessed to be working
with this team in Tu Aashiqui. The director
and the creative team have been very
supportive towards me and I am getting
to learn a lot. They have been motivating
me to better myself.
About his expectations from the show, the
actor states, "Well, people have seen
Ahaan going crazy about Pankti (Jannat).
Now viewers will get to see the more
intense side of Ahaan. Also, there will be
lot more of the romantic element in
display. Yes, I will continue to learn and
achieve good things in the acting line.
Wish you luck, Ritvik!!

http://www.indianwikimedia.com/television/celebrities/new-field-still-discovering-style-acting-ritvik-arora/2017/10/20.

Thanks- I have already posted this stuff before!!😊😳

Tfs. Good to see he's taking the criticism so well. He's definitely improving a little each day.