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I am lot like Dronacharya says Nissar Khan
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Nissar Khan is seen portraying Dronacharya in Siddharth Kumar Tewary's Magnum Opus Mahabharat. He talks about the show and his experience.
On being asked how much he relate to the character, Nissar says, "It is a good feeling and an honor to be playing Dronacharya. I am very much similar to Dronacharya. He was a focused man and always worked towards his goals. I have a similar life story, I came to Mumbai from Punjab to be a successful actor, I also took professional training. It's the principles and dedication that are relate able."
When asked how does he feels in the get up of a guru, he shares, " It's a character that needs a sense of responsibility, Dronacharya has been the greatest teacher, I've played teacher and similar roles in the numerous workshops that I have attended. It's the name of a prestigious award in India too, It's an honorable experience to be playing Dronacharya."
Essaying Dronacharya, does he feels Dronacharya-Eklavya story which gives a lot of Gyaan holds true even today he says, " The gyaan definitely exists in the modern world in a modified logic that suits the present times. Eklavya learned while he hid from everyone, he wasn't a direct student, but his dedication and thirst for learning was commendable. Arjun was of course a good learner and Dronacharya was the teacher, The whole reason behind Dronacharya taking away Eklavya's thumb is a beautiful story that tries to explain loyalty and duty".
On being asked how much he relate to the character, Nissar says, "It is a good feeling and an honor to be playing Dronacharya. I am very much similar to Dronacharya. He was a focused man and always worked towards his goals. I have a similar life story, I came to Mumbai from Punjab to be a successful actor, I also took professional training. It's the principles and dedication that are relate able."
When asked how does he feels in the get up of a guru, he shares, " It's a character that needs a sense of responsibility, Dronacharya has been the greatest teacher, I've played teacher and similar roles in the numerous workshops that I have attended. It's the name of a prestigious award in India too, It's an honorable experience to be playing Dronacharya."
Essaying Dronacharya, does he feels Dronacharya-Eklavya story which gives a lot of Gyaan holds true even today he says, " The gyaan definitely exists in the modern world in a modified logic that suits the present times. Eklavya learned while he hid from everyone, he wasn't a direct student, but his dedication and thirst for learning was commendable. Arjun was of course a good learner and Dronacharya was the teacher, The whole reason behind Dronacharya taking away Eklavya's thumb is a beautiful story that tries to explain loyalty and duty".
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