This FC is dedicated to HIS Versatility.
Aditya Srivastav, the Epitome of Versatility
Hope this FC of our dear ADITYA sir, the awesomest actor on the earth progresses at an awesome fast speed !!! Make sure ADITYAians it does !!
This FC is dedicated to HIS Versatility.
Aditya Srivastav, the Epitome of Versatility
Hope this FC of our dear ADITYA sir, the awesomest actor on the earth progresses at an awesome fast speed !!! Make sure ADITYAians it does !!
Aditya Srivastava is very private person so we hardly
get to know about HIS personal details. But I share with you all whatever I
could research about HIM , so here comes a small yet valuable information about
HIS personal life - Aditya Srivastava was born in Allahabad on 21st July. His
wife's name is Manasi and He has two beautiful daughters. After living in
Andheri for a couple of years, he settled for the peace and greenery of Sai
Baba Nagar , Resident of Sai Baba Complex, Goregaon (E) when it came to
buying his own house.
HINDI
TAMIL
Alwaar
Nalai
Hoping to see many more additions to the list !!
We,the Adityaians know that in past,present & future also..
HIS first played character in CID is Paresh , a criminal who stole the gun of ACP trying to murder his previous boss in the Case of Stolen Gun in 1998.
Aditya Srivastava as Sr. Insp Abhijeet has been integral part of CID since its initial days. Originally HE joined the team as an Inspector. HE lost HIS memory during a case which was aired during 1998. Even though HIS memory keeps testing HIM in many cases, HE is still considered to be one of the best, intelligent and honest officers of CID . HE is also the best shooter in CID and can shoot with his eyes closed - by only hearing the sound.He is a dashing, tough, suave and a handsome super detective of CID.
His each & every reaction is so different from other...he is the MASTER OF EXPRESSION...
The
Super detective appears in disguise in many cases of CID to solve the
cases (near about 40 cases till now) & in that part Aditya Srivastav is totally different from
Abhijeet. We can't find any resembles with Abhijeet. That's the
VERSATALITY of the actor..👏
He had once been referred to as a "psycho patient" by Sub Inspector Sudhakar. When he gets extremely angry nothing can stop him. He is the second major character after ACP Pradyuman.He has a good rapport with other officers in CID...
Senior
Inspector Daya is his best friend or rather like his brother. In fact,
Daya is the only person in the world whom he trusts. Except him he
doesn't trust anyone or rather he can't. This is because he was once
badly hit on the head and after that he sometimes forgets everything
around him.
Though he will be all hard-core with the criminals, he will be equally caring and concerned about the people he love, especially Daya, and will go to any extent to protect them from any danger, even though he will have to put his life ahead for it.
This point is seen in
the recent episodes like Senior Inspector Abhijeet and Abhijeet in Coma.
He also considers the CID team to be his family after him losing his
memory.
His Friendship with Sr Ins Daya (Our dearest Dayanand Shetty) in CID is
very popular. We all love their bond and friendship .Nobody can forget
these scenes showing their love, affection and concern for each
other...
Another character played by Aditya sir in CID..i.e.,ROCKY in
Beherupiya..no one can forget that smile..a superb negative
character...
Simultaneously in the same episode we see...
No one can forget this LETHAL CHARMER also...
Sahara Samay Interview of Aditya Srivastav
[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kPc71Y-kXeM[/YOUTUBE]
INTERVIEW OF ADITYA SIR ON INDIA FM
"The
kind of personality I have, if I am there in a lead role, a film cannot be 100%
mainstream" Aditya Srivastava
By Joginder Tuteja, December 8, 2006 - 06:51 IST
In an age of popular films coming week after week and
breaking the record of the last blockbuster in the way, there comes a small
film like Dil Se Pooch,Kidhar Jaana Hai that takes an offbeat approach
and narrates the tale of a couple that got separated post infamous Mumbai riots
and met again in diverse circumstances. We get into an exclusive conversation
with the male lead of the film, Aditya Srivastava, who has shown his mettle as
a character actor in films like Bandit Queen, Dil Se, Satya, Ek Haseena
Thi,Matrubhoomi and Dansh in the past.
You seemed to have a great start with films like
Bandit Queen [1996], Dil
Se [1998] and Satya [1998]. Why have you been not so high profile on
the big screen even after being there for more than a decade?
Well, I mainly look for interesting roles and interesting scripts. This is why
I was there in films like Ek Haseena Thi,Deewar and most recently Dansh
but then yes, they have been far and few. A lot of my time goes in my serial
CID on television and hence until and unless I get to play a very special
character, I do not really crave to be there on the big screen.
So is your character that special in Dil
Se Pooch & Kidhar Jaana Hai?
Yes, thats true. The film has a backdrop of Mumbai riots and revolves
around the characters played by me and Vani Tripathi. Both of us play husband
and wife who get separated after the riots. What happens when we meet after
years forms the crux of the situation. The irony is that while I am a cop, my
wife is now a prostitute. How both of us decide to be together while being
scared about the society and the fight that begins henceforth is the
underlining drama in the film.
Sounds rather interesting.
Yes, it is! Because while so many stories are told about people who died or
got injured in the riots, there are so many terrible stories about people who
were indirectly affected by these riots.
Dil Se Pooch narrates the tale about two such people.
But dont you think that a film with a
subject like this needs to be promoted well for its target audience?
Yes, but then I may rather not comment on the films publicity. If my producers
feel that they can get the movie in theatres after a 2 week promotion then they
have their reason about doing so. I am not really getting into the whys here
and would just want the film to do well whenever it releases!
Whats the relevance
of the films title considering the subject of the film sounds dark?
The idea is simple. Whenever you are on a crossroad, always listen to your
heart. That's because the voice that
comes from inside is never wrong. It never lies and always guides you well.
This is what happens to the main characters in the film. When they are in
crisis, they listen to the heart since it dictates what is right and wrong.
For the first time in your career, you
play a lead role.
That's right and what an experience it was! In fact I was running away from
the role but then it has turned out to be such an enriching experience in the
end. Shrirang, the director of the film, had seen
Satya and as per him,
he had written the script keeping me in mind as the central protagonist. He was
sure that he wanted to cast me in the role.
Most of your films
have breached on being slightly offbeat. Is that intentional?
I won't say that I have a problem doing mainstream cinema. In fact I have been
a part of such films like Lakshya or Deewar. But then let me be
honest here. The kind of personality I have, if I am there in a lead role, a
film cannot be 100% mainstream. It needs to have a subject which is different
from what works as popular cinema. I can be cast as a villain in mainstream
cinema but certainly not a hero.
Is that a reason why you played the role
of an evil lawyer in Ek Haseena Thi?
True, the role was brief but was brought out pretty well. In fact I would
also be seen as a villain in 2-3 Tamil films that I am doing.
And release of Black Friday
should be another example of that, is not that so?
Yes, we all are quite relieved that the film would finally be seeing the
light of the day after the Supreme Court judgment. With a Jan/Feb timeframe for
the film's release looking probable, Mid-Day [the film's producers] would be
devising a publicity strategy for the film and bring it to the audience.
It could be a turning point in your
career?
Dekhiye aasha to nai hi rehti hai!
There have been number of films
that I have done with acclaimed directors in the past and I really believe that
Black Friday by Anurag Kashyap would make its mark too.
So what next after Dil Se Pooch
and Black Friday?
There is a film titled
Raakh which I have done with director Hansal
Mehta. It is a film in a complete commercial format with Sohail Khan and Mithun
Chakraborty. I play a villain in the film. Beyond that I would be also be doing
a film called Mohandas with Mazhar Kamran who is an established
cinematographer. And no, before you start wondering, film Mohandas has
nothing to do with Gandhi!!
Kaalo Movie Interviews
[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dm1hvogKyz4&feature=channel[/YOUTUBE]
Aditya Shrivastav's Black Friday
By Surendra Hiwarale [ February 11, 2007 at 11:39 am]The film started and I was taken into the entire conspiracuy of the bomb blasts. Aditya Srivastav aka Badshah Khan was known to me as we had worked with him in Ek Haseena Thi before. Before that my memories of him were of the straight forward honest cop that he played in RGV's Satya. When I was watching it I was constantly pulled in by his performance. Never ever did I loose a single frame whenever he was on screen. What I had liked about the film was its innocent approach towards justifying what happened. And three cheers to Anurag he managed to achieve it.
Its interval, Aditya Srivastav is no doubt my hero, KK still I do not like. We have chai, cigrettes, samosa's, and go back again. The film begins, Pawan too has had an impact on me and he is consistent even today. Aditya I like much more than yesterday. He rocks; I start to feel after Amitabh Bachchan he is the one who has the caliber when it comes to performing.
I can never be wrong in my judgement. As the film unfolds, I am reminded of the scenes that I know. Aditya Srivastav makes me further respect him as the most convincing Badshah Khan. I love you boss as an actor. Whether, it's his gradual progression when he realizes that he has been cheated by Tiger Memon. Jusy check him out in the scene where Theba (I think) tells him that their passports have been burnt. The fight that ensues there, immediately the next cut is of Aditya standing in the bathroom and guys the way he has performed actually made me feel that, this is how real Badsha Khan must have felt. It's so touching.. the scenes where he is constantly trying to speak with Tiger Memon, where in he keeps asking him to move him from Bombay, and his conctant trips to Rampur to jaipur to tonk to again jaipur to Calcutta are amazingly performed, I just loved the way Anurag has designed his emotional graph, which ultimately leads to his coming back to Rampur Badshah Khans native place. It was so well done. Badshah Khan surrenders, his first meeting with Maria, and him finally trying to turn the state approver just makes you feel bad for not only him but for all the boys who were a part of conspiracy. Aditya's track gets over and so does chapter three.
Off Bollywood - A breed of young actors chooses variety in portfolio over superstardom and money[Track-II Heroes]
Aditya Srivastava: Black Friday, Satya
...And they aren't the only ones on the Bollywood horizon'actors like Ranvir Shorey, Deepak Dobriyal, Prroshant Narayanan, Aditya Srivastava, etc are all bringing fresh vitality, vigour and also money and success to the alternate, small film movement in the country.
"Opportunities for us are increasing," says Aditya Srivastava, seen recently as Badshah Khan, Tiger Memon's henchman on the run in Anurag Kashyap's Black Friday.
Dil Pe Mat Le Yaar! A bittersweet life By Hansal Mehta
...After much hesitation and awkwardness, my worst fears
came true. Manoj refused the film. He wanted to be part of a much bigger film.
He wanted to support me but in a bigger endeavor. In despair I approached the
very gifted and under-rated Aditya Srivastava for Manoj's role. Aditya agreed.
The producer backed out...Aditya Srivastava showed no disappointment
when I told him that Manoj would be doing the role offered to him. He accepted
the role of Tito for a pittance. He even contributed money towards making the
film. I think Tito is one of Indian cinema's most memorable characters. It was
a great performance by a very magnanimous actor.
Twelfth year, caught in the same case!
[Smita Roy, TNN Mar 15, 2009, 12.12am IST]
By Pankaj Sabnani, Glamsham Editorial
[ December 16, 2010 10:39:43 PM IST ]
Aditya Shrivastav (CID fame) gives an earnest performance.
Speaking of performances , Aditya Shrivastav does well.
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