00:00It was a thin line character. If you do a little bit more, it will be unique.
00:05If you want to portray a woman, you will have to understand the truth of her.
00:09I don't think it would be a gesture or something like that.
00:13When the bandit was shooting, I didn't know that it would be successful.
00:18It was necessary that she was working with Shekhar Kapoor and she was working with a good film.
00:21But I didn't know that it would be successful.
00:23I didn't know the villain.
00:26I think it would be like a child.
00:30But it's like this.
00:32But when we meet with children, where I live,
00:35I love my children. They love me.
00:40What is your character in this film?
00:47I'm playing a character in this film.
00:51His name is Yorachi.
00:54He's a very sensitive character.
01:01He is a very sensitive character under the relationship.
01:06But in the beginning, he seems a little negative character.
01:11But the point in the inn, he feels positive.
01:13and it will save you the whole team.
01:22How is your experience with this team?
01:26The most important thing is that the whole team of producers, Dr. Rajiv,
01:32the director and the director,
01:38the director and the producer,
01:45and the director,
01:48it is natural that the whole team has a struggle.
01:52That's what I got.
01:56Because the producer's job is to care about the whole thing.
01:59Dr. Rajiv,
02:01I would say that Mr. Rajiv is a man.
02:03The producer should be here in Bombay.
02:07I can understand my feelings.
02:10He is a very soft-spoken man,
02:13a nice director.
02:15The atmosphere is created.
02:17People are working with simplicity.
02:21The atmosphere is very difficult.
02:23And he is in this film, no doubt about it.
02:26When you sign a film,
02:28what do you think about it?
02:30First, I'll see how many of you work with him.
02:33Because of these people I wanted to do this film.
02:35Because of me,
02:36who is a man?
02:37What is his ideal thing about it?
02:38If I am coming back to my producer's job,
02:39what I feel about it?
02:40I feel like it's about it.
02:41What does it mean?
02:43What does your entire production have?
02:45If you liked it, you would like to do a film with the whole set-up and storyline.
03:01Did you know that you had an award for a film?
03:07I didn't know it, but I didn't know it.
03:17It was a serious subject.
03:21When I was filming a film in France, I was shooting a train to Pakistan.
03:28I called for a film in France and it was in the festival.
03:36I didn't know it.
03:38When I reached the stage, I didn't know it.
03:44I didn't know it.
03:46I didn't know it.
03:48I didn't know it.
03:53But it was a big history of the world cinema.
04:00I had a portrait of my mother.
04:06It was a thin line character.
04:08If you want to make it more, it will be unique.
04:12If you want to make a woman, you have to understand the woman.
04:19If you want to make a woman, you have to understand the human aspect.
04:29I think that the character was awarded.
04:34You come from a theatre background.
04:36So has it been an advantage for you in the film industry?
04:39Definitely.
04:40Because the actors are very flexible.
04:47They're very flexible.
04:49They are very flexible.
04:51They are very flexible and they get their shape.
04:53They are very flexible.
04:54They are very flexible and they are very flexible.
04:57Because the training is very complex.
04:59I believe that if you are in the theatre, you are not in the film industry,
05:01you can improve your experience in acting.
05:04As you experience your life as you are in the film industry,
05:07No doubt, there will be a depth in you, no doubt.
05:12It will be different from 10 years before today's performance.
05:16When you did Bandit Queen, did you know that this will be so successful?
05:22Actually, when Bandit was shooting,
05:27I didn't mean that it will be successful.
05:32I thought it was a good film,
05:38but there was no market in India.
05:43I felt that it was a good film.
05:48But I didn't know that it was so successful.
05:51Was there a hesitation when playing the character?
05:55Actually, at the beginning, there was a lot of confusion.
05:58You have played both positive as well as negative shade characters.
06:04You have played both positive as well as negative shade characters.
06:09You have played both positive as well as negative shade characters.
06:15Which one did you like?
06:17Actually, if you take the whole life,
06:20you have played both positive as well as negative shade characters.
06:26Which one did you like?
06:28Actually, if you take the whole life,
06:33I feel like a person is negative.
06:36Whether it's a woman or a man,
06:39there are shades too.
06:41If you're an igualing person,
06:43you have aczema.
06:45If there is a negative aspect of somebody,
06:47you have a mental negative side.
06:49That's why you solve the problem.
06:50Because it's positive.
06:51You are both positive as well as being one,
06:52and you have a couple of things.
06:55Once you create something else,
06:57you have a positive side.
06:59The things that you find out is positive.
07:01So if people don't think it's wrong,
07:03If you are a negative character, you are a wrong person.
07:08You are a negative side that you are playing.
07:12I think it's good for both people.
07:19Any upcoming projects?
07:21A Malayali film called Hello Dubai.
07:25Today, I am a fan of Nana Partigar.
07:29It was released with 1-2-4.
07:32It was released with Milsomar.
07:37What is your role in 1-2-4?
07:40I am a negative character.
07:49I am a negative character.
07:54I am a negative character.
07:56But the character is so good,
07:58that the villain should not be able to live and die.
08:04That is an interesting part.
08:06You are playing heroes in parallel films.
08:09Have you ever thought that a role of a hero in commercial films?
08:14Many people have questioned me.
08:17Why do you not portray a hero?
08:19My heart doesn't trust me.
08:23I am a negative character.
08:24I am a negative character.
08:27There is no demand for it.
08:30I cannot be able to get a whole other character.
08:33I think this is possible.
08:35Any dream roles?
08:36I would like to do blind character, like Naseer Vaay.
08:43I feel difficult to do it, but I would like to do blind character.
08:53You have done some singing in films, so are you comfortable in singing also?
08:58Yes, of course. Why not?
09:00I have written a film called Malayali.
09:06There is a film called Haji Ali.
09:16There is a film called Haji Ali.
09:28There are many actors who went from doing negative roles to positive roles.
09:33Is that what you are trying to do?
09:35Yes, of course.
09:36Like this film, The Great Target,
09:39I have portrayed the film as well.
09:43I will not say that.
09:45What does the impact of the film?
09:48But I have said that the people who went from negative,
09:51when they went from positive,
09:53people liked them.
09:58Maybe it will happen, it will be good.
10:01You come from a theatre background which is very disciplined.
10:04Do you follow this in your own life?
10:07Basically, the role of film, theatre,
10:12there is a discipline.
10:13There is a humbleness.
10:16You do your job.
10:17Keep it to your karma.
10:19You want to live by your life.
10:21You want to live by your life.
10:23You want to live by yourself.
10:24That's how theatre teaches.
10:26If you are training or you are doing good directors,
10:30you will tell us that.
10:32Simplicity and Discipline.
10:35And someone should think about how much you can do it or not.
10:43Because the person is not perfect, no doubt.
10:47But the way he is better, he should do it.
10:50And he should always be able to do it.
10:56When you play a character, do you research about it?
11:01No, no.
11:02If you portray a character, I don't think about it.
11:06Because you have a fear.
11:08Because a new character has a lot of expectations for you.
11:12And you have to get a line of character.
11:14How will it happen?
11:16Why will it happen?
11:18What will it happen?
11:20If you portray a character in Nirmal Pandey,
11:23you will see a character in me.
11:26Or it will come with clarity or not.
11:30It's difficult.
11:31It's not easy.
11:32It's not easy.
11:33It's a little nervousness.
11:34If you do a new project,
11:36and you do a big project,
11:37then you have to worry about how it will happen.
11:40And when you get a line of character,
11:42then you have to build confidence.
11:45Then you have to do a bigger character.
11:47How do you feel like a villain?
11:49How do you feel like a villain?
11:51How do you feel like a villain?
11:52How do you feel like a villain?
11:53I know that a villain is not a villain.
11:55I just can't believe that my children are going to be as a villain.
11:57But when I get a boyfriend with her,
11:58I love to him.
11:59I love to be happy with her.
12:01When I get a girl,
12:02I love to be happy with her.
12:03But when I get a girl,
12:04I love to be happy with her.
12:05Then I love to be happy with him.
12:06My children love me and love me.
12:11When I go home in the evening,
12:14I love my children.
12:16I love my children.
12:18I love my children.
12:20I love my children.
12:22When you do a portrait,
12:24it's so harsh or hard-core villain.
12:27People think that it's not like this.
12:30But you have to do it,
12:32because it's a demand for commercial.
12:34You have to do it,
12:36and you have to do it.
12:40And villain doesn't work well.
12:42You know what I'm doing.
12:44What are you doing?
12:46You know,
12:48what's happening?
12:50Do you like to work with a director?
12:54I don't know.
12:56I've never had a dream.
12:58I've never had a dream.
13:00Peter Brook.
13:02Peter Brook,
13:04who made a Mahabharat,
13:06which is a Mahabharat in English.
13:08It's very good.
13:10Thank you, Nirmal Ji.
13:11Welcome.
13:14Mm-hmm.
13:16That's very interesting.
13:25Thank you, everyone.
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