रैप कल्चर और क्राइम की दुनिया पर बेस्ड वेब सीरीज 'लुक्खे' 8 मई को स्ट्रीमिंग के लिए तैयार है। इसी बीच शो के स्टार्स पलक तिवारी, रैपर से एक्टर बने किंग, शिवांकित परिहार, लक्षवीर सिंह सरन और डायरेक्टर हिमांक गौर ने IANS से खास बातचीत की। इस दौरान स्टार्स ने शो में अपने किरदार और डायरेक्टर ने इसके प्लॉट पर चर्चा की। साथ ही पंजाब के युवाओं के नशे की लत पर भी अपनी राय रखते नजर आए।
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00:00It's an absolute pleasure to have you with us on board today.
00:03Firstly, I would like to, I would like to conclude it and acknowledge the fact that the trailer is absolutely
00:09intriguing and intriguing and I'm not saying it because
00:14genuinely because as an audience perspective, I've been reading a lot of comments and a lot of
00:18done my R&D with it. So, definitely it's been very good to me and
00:22kudos to all of you for that.
00:24Thank you so much.
00:24Thank you so much.
00:25Now, talking to the
00:27What did I tell you?
00:28What did I tell you?
00:28See?
00:29I really wanted to know that firstly, what made you select, come on board for a topic like
00:35because it is not very mainstream but yet it is very commercial.
00:41So then what made you actually?
00:42Very well put.
00:43I think exactly that.
00:45Yei yei.
00:45Yei yei.
00:46Yei yei.
00:48Because the thing is, when Debo Nagrim, who are the writers of the show, when I read the script
00:54with them.
00:55It is very rare that you get a show off as a director.
00:59You get an action sequence, you get a concert, you get a lot of things.
01:04So this show was a package at the same time emotions.
01:07So it's not just Blitz as a show shot, there is a lot of emotions, human emotions involved.
01:12So that's why I got excited with this project and now we are here.
01:19Right, right. You know, talking to King and Palak, I mean, this is your debut, you know, right?
01:26I want you to tell that when we debut usually, you listen, so a lot of actors choose to go
01:32a little easy, comparatively, right?
01:35But I'm not saying other niche or other niche.
01:37It's good, I'm listening, it's good.
01:40It's not easy. I'm sure acting in general is difficult.
01:44But when we think about a debut, it's a gripping or intense drama, it's a risk.
01:54What made you say yes to it and was it like a conscious decision or was it like, what made
01:59you basically come up with it?
02:02I think we all can agree that I've done my bit of easy acting.
02:06So no, I was like, let's do a little bit of work.
02:13But honestly, I remember reading the script that I got for the audition without any context, without knowing anything about
02:22my character or the character that I was auditioning with.
02:25In my script that I got to audition with, I got two, three scenes. One scene was with him and
02:29one scene was with him.
02:30And the scene that I read with him, it made me tear up without any context.
02:36And I think that's such a special feeling, you know, because like as actors in general, you're a bit detached
02:42and you're not.
02:43But it really spoke to me. And I was like, I really want to be a part of this. Anyhow.
02:49And I think it makes your job a bit easier as an actor when you really feel for the emotions
02:56that are being displayed, when you relate to them on some level.
03:00You know, and I think that really helped me and that really encouraged me to even be motivated to try
03:04something like this, which is so different from anything that I've ever done before.
03:09But yeah, all kudos to the story and that I really wanted to explore something like that in my life.
03:14I mean, the genre of drama, it was a dream, so.
03:19It was my thing that after doing this, I realized that I actually did more than a beginner.
03:27Because, I mean, I haven't read the script before or to watch the shoot.
03:34So, I didn't know how to do this.
03:36So, I didn't know that when I was going to kill one finger,
03:40I was going to kill five times in the angle.
03:44I didn't know this language.
03:46So, it was so much fun to me.
03:48When it was done, and when it was broken,
03:50and when it was done, when it was done,
03:51I realized that I had to do a little bit more.
03:56So, I had so much fun.
03:58It was a great experience for me.
03:59And I also realized that this is a very difficult job.
04:03And it was a lot of fun.
04:05It wasn't easy, but it was fun too.
04:07If you love me, then.
04:08So, I fell in love with this.
04:10I felt very good.
04:11I wanted to know that what we did say yes to this particular drama,
04:16this particular show.
04:18Because, as I mentioned earlier, it's not easy.
04:21and you've already played into such a sphere and drama,
04:26but you've already challenged yourself that.
04:28Right?
04:28You say that you wanted to challenge yourself that.
04:31After that, you've already tapped into it.
04:33What was it that made you come up with this?
04:39I mean, if I'm saying one word, it's eye patch.
04:43No.
04:45I mean, seriously, I don't exaggerate this thing.
04:47I wanted to be a actor to go to Mumbai,
04:51because of one film which is Khal Naik.
04:53When I saw in 93, I was four years old.
04:56I saw Sanjay Dutt, Ballu Balram with an eye patch.
05:00And I fell in love with him.
05:02As a character.
05:03And then, when I went to Grimms, Debo and Himang,
05:07they told me that we will give you an eye patch.
05:09The rest of it, I heard everything.
05:10I felt good.
05:11The script was good.
05:12I was enjoying it.
05:13Then, when I told you, I will give an eye patch.
05:16I said, brother, this is a full circle.
05:19Where do I sign?
05:20I saw Ballu Balram with Bollywood.
05:22And I was getting an eye patch.
05:24I was getting an eye patch.
05:24It was like that.
05:26Wow.
05:28It was like that.
05:28Frankly, it was like that.
05:29I was getting an eye patch.
05:30I was getting an eye patch.
05:31Tattoo, okay.
05:32It was a lot of effort.
05:34But it was okay.
05:34The eye patch was easier.
05:37And how did you look at it?
05:38I mean, I was on the lookout for roles of responsibility.
05:42So, I was very happy immediately when Prime and Himang and Agrim and Debo,
05:47they placed this trust of Lucky with me.
05:51Because I feel he's a very interesting protagonist.
05:54He's not your regular protagonist who's driving things.
05:57But he's being driven more or less in the show.
06:01And he's also a very potent observer of everything that's happening around him.
06:07And I think that is always more challenging to play.
06:10When you're in the center of the action, it's quite easy.
06:13In fact, you're focusing on the punches you're throwing or everything that's happening.
06:19You're shooting the gun or whatever.
06:20But when you're on the other side where you're not the person necessarily doing all those things.
06:28But you're experiencing them.
06:29And you also have the responsibility to show the impact of that.
06:33Of when such things happen around you.
06:35What happens in the world and to people.
06:37I feel that is a very interesting opportunity.
06:40And I was very happy to play that side.
06:43For sure.
06:43I have a question.
06:45What are the questions of all of you?
06:46We've seen that for us.
06:50We've seen the song, dance, dance, and all of that.
06:54I may have known that you were a set of moments,
06:58considering that the show is very intense.
07:01So was it more of dancing, playing songs,
07:04like the interview of the people that I'm talking about throughout?
07:08So was the entire moment also like that?
07:10And if it was like that, how did you act actually?
07:14How did you guys cut from that entire you know one time for the moment what was your intent?
07:20How was the entire BTS form?
07:26You know it's so funny because we talk about him and his like proclivity towards music and all that
07:32but he really wasn't like that on set. He is one of the most present actors I've ever had the
07:38opportunity of sharing a screen with
07:40and when I say present I don't just mean in the moment but I mean in the scene so much
07:44so that
07:46you know he just comes as is very uninhibited very like open to criticism very open to changes
07:54and sometimes you need that you need an actor to be fluid and we forget what that means right?
08:00So when you're acting with him his one take he'll take it here and second take he'll take it there
08:05which is so refreshing
08:07because I'm like oh okay yeah because it adds so many new nuances to a relationship that's already so complicated
08:12you know and I think he challenges you as an actor because he is so like I said uninhibited and
08:20he doesn't know
08:22we plan it right we premeditated so much and we over complicated and he just like there's this scene which
08:28I can't talk about
08:29because he like smacked me from here but there's this scene where you know you think he'd go angry
08:36and he just brought such like the delivery was so like you it really makes you think his intention was
08:43at the end of the day innocuous
08:45there was like a childlike thing to it which you don't see for a character that's portrayed even in the
08:50trailer
08:51right and he brought that like childlike thing to it which then adds a dimension of oh my god did
08:55he have childhood
08:56like there was this trauma to him and look at and we just because he altered one delivery
09:02you know and you're like oh my god it's so inspiring to witness because my mind would have never gone
09:07there
09:07if I was playing but now you know which I think we're all glad I'm not but but no he's
09:12so nice to work with
09:14but if you speak about like the condition on set oh my god we all got along so well because
09:18of how serious
09:19everything is you know you'd expect he'd be very austere with us and things would be not at all
09:24he was like yaar it's not gonna do this script in this script you guys have to throw two hands
09:28here
09:29like I was like I was like I was like I was like I was like I was like I
09:32was like this is giving negative vibes
09:35right now you know and we were you know we just laughed till we were forced not to and I
09:40think that was
09:41the most important bit the balance of it all and I think because he was leading our set that was
09:45done
09:45so beautifully because he handled it so well you know he let us just be ourselves and he didn't force
09:50the whole stay in the zone he didn't do that for us he was just like be happy because it's
09:55Anova's
09:55life that's messed up you are okay you know and he really helped me relax a lot otherwise it can
10:00be
10:00very intimidating you know so yeah how did you do that sir I think the good thing is that this
10:08whole
10:08family especially King Lakshvir Palak and Kritika and Nakul the moment I think they they met
10:15they started to gel with the start so so it was a good thing to see that the cast already
10:21glued up together so they don't have a problem on the set that whenever they came together to act
10:28for a scene they will show you the screen that they have spent a lot of time and they like
10:32each other
10:33hopefully but yeah no but the moment we started working I think the vibe was very chilly in the set
10:42although the show is intense and emotional but the vibe was pretty chill on the set
10:47everyone was professional about it so the moment we start rolling and everyone was in character
10:51going on with it so kaffee kaffee chill
10:55I'd like to ask the next question I want to know that this question is from you
11:00that when we at all so quickly when we talk about Anira
11:07this Jitana was area ka this Vade ka
11:10it's known for the beauty for its traditions for its culture for its seva baham
11:15and all of you know other people but equally it is known for all kinds of girls like this
11:21and that so this question what could it be for you and then I would like to
11:26that with this show did you like try to break the stereotype that Punjabi guys
11:32and all of us such a nice question actually
11:46I don't think that's the first thought that comes to my head when I think of Punjab
11:54I mean it is such a vibrant place we shot in Chandigarh in fact my first time Chandigarh
11:58when we shot for this and I loved that place so I think there's a lot more to look at
12:03Punjab
12:03through lens of food, culture and just the place so the people were so good there
12:09I mean if we shoot in a lot of cities
12:11what happens if there's a lot of shooting in a lot of cities
12:13but the people were just so warm and accepting
12:17and they had to work, they had to buy food, they had to buy tea
12:21so I don't think that's even a thought for me
12:24that in Punjab there's this culture that we're talking about
12:27and we haven't we have dealt it very sensitive
12:32but at the end of the day I think the youth of Punjab is doing great
12:36because it reflects on the city once you go there
12:39so yeah pretty much we had a great time there in Punjab
12:41So you did not agree to the concept
12:44I mean to the basic notion that Punjab is a lot more exhaustion
12:50No I don't think so
12:51I mean if that's a basic problem if you're talking about
12:55but then it's throughout the world
12:58why we don't have to single out Punjab for that
12:59so I think they are doing pretty great
13:02I have great friends in Punjab so
13:04they are doing well so
13:05yeah
13:05I think the question is for you
13:08that when we talk about Punjabi Ghandup,
13:10you know how popular and folk songs are very good
13:14you know what we talk about rap songs
13:16or a typical petty songs
13:21a lot of songs that have been in Punjab
13:24we have a lot of
13:27this is something that's not what I'm saying
13:30but it's in general that people have said
13:32certain words
13:35that people have said
13:38so such questions
13:41I don't want to talk about this
13:44just in general
13:45so I have an example
13:47No, no, please
13:49it's just that people
13:50when you hear songs
13:51when you hear songs
13:53so basically why are such words
13:57a very part of this part of the world
14:03you have listened to Bhojpuri songs
14:05you have listened to Bhojpuri songs
14:07you have listened to Bollywood
14:08you have listened to Bhojpuri songs
14:09you have listened to Bhojpuri songs
14:11you have listened to Bhojpuri songs
14:12if I open up your music platform
14:14and listen to songs
14:16then there will be many songs
14:17in English and Hindi songs
14:20and which are very different
14:21to say music is a very subjective thing
14:25we don't know how many people
14:26like 808s in the songs
14:28we don't know how many hats
14:29or melodies
14:33so artists like us
14:36who are watching and big
14:38along with the music
14:39you have been changing
14:41so this is also a thing
14:42that is the artist
14:43who is a person
14:44who has 10 years before
14:45experience those things
14:46in the music
14:46or people with the experience
14:48and how many people
14:50in the pop, people exaggerate their experiences and tell them about things in a very low way and in a
14:56poetic way.
14:57In this way, the person gets a whole journey.
15:0010 years later, it's in a different environment.
15:04I think that every artist has to evolve.
15:08Same as every listener has to understand that music is a very subjective thing.
15:13If we take something like this,
15:16we don't do anything.
15:18We are only one way of perspective.
15:21You live in a stereotype,
15:24but everyone's phone and songs are very different.
15:28It's just world, man.
15:30We judge you.
15:30We judge you.
15:31We enjoy it.
15:34That's how I see it.
15:35The whole purpose of this question was that,
15:37as you were talking to,
15:39you should have a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit.
15:42So, that's why I want to talk about it.
15:44It's just a debate all about social media.
15:45I don't have a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit of a bit
15:48of a bit.
15:48People enjoy things.
15:50That's why.
15:52We cannot change anything.
15:54If you like a puppy number,
15:56then you'll listen.
15:58If you like a puppy number,
16:00you'll listen.
16:00If you like a puppy,
16:01then you'll listen.
16:02If you like Siddhu Paji, you will also listen to Siddhu Paji.
16:05Sometimes it's not about words, it's about vibe.
16:09That's it.
16:10And music is not so serious.
16:15People have made many things.
16:17See, let's go.
16:19That's it.
16:20No, thank you.
16:33It's intriguing and fights.
16:34It's a thrill there.
16:36I want to know, please, which is the most difficult scene for you to shoot and how to interact with
16:40you?
16:42Can you speak that scene?
16:44I can't speak that scene.
16:45I mean, exactly.
16:45Then they are talking.
16:46Yes.
16:48So there are tough scenes, especially two tough scenes, one with King and one with Palak.
16:52You'll see how and why.
16:54I cannot give you the exact scene sense right now.
17:12Yeah.
17:15Yeah, that's what.
17:17So, yeah.
17:18That's a major plot point.
17:20I mean, this is my King's action sequence.
17:23I think that is very tiring and tough.
17:26Because that is what King said before.
17:27That is not only one angle.
17:29It's only five angles.
17:30So you get exhausted.
17:32Action is always.
17:33What is the performance?
17:34OTS has said your dialogue.
17:36Emotion feel.
17:37But action is a different art.
17:39Which is to do every time.
17:41And with that.
17:42And not only the director.
17:43Your whole action team is involved.
17:45Which makes you feedback.
17:47And because they are taking their perfection.
17:49Their vision is a perfection.
17:51Which one will not be seen.
17:52And the face.
17:53Acting is often in edit.
17:55Sometimes you have done bad acting.
17:56It will be seen in edit.
17:57But the face is wrong.
17:58The face is wrong.
18:00So I think it's always challenging.
18:01Action.
18:03And with Palak.
18:04I had a very difficult scene.
18:05For her also.
18:06It's a very difficult scene.
18:09Once you see the series, you'll know what I'm talking about.
18:11So yeah.
18:12These two scenes were really difficult.
18:17I wanted to know.
18:19You know, today's drama.
18:23Which was the particular scene.
18:24That you know.
18:25After Patrick also.
18:26Played with you.
18:27And it kind of.
18:28Moved you.
18:28Or probably.
18:29Was there any scene.
18:30Firstly.
18:31You just say after.
18:32Which scenes were there.
18:33That you just kind of snap out.
18:35So was there a particular scene like that?
18:37Yeah.
18:38There are more than one.
18:40I believe.
18:41Again.
18:42The thing is.
18:43I don't know how much of that.
18:44I can actually share.
18:45But definitely.
18:47That happens often.
18:49That you have a.
18:51What happens?
18:51That you can read a script in preparation.
18:54You can understand the manager.
18:56You can understand the situation.
18:58But when action happens.
18:59I know that it's going to be where.
19:02Because I haven't experienced that.
19:06I hold back.
19:07I'm just ready.
19:08When action happens.
19:10I will experience.
19:11Where will it go?
19:13And what will it impact?
19:14After action.
19:15After action.
19:16Everyone knows.
19:17What is happening?
19:18What is happening?
19:19And what is happening?
19:19It's good.
19:21You get a sense of.
19:22What just happened.
19:23And sometimes.
19:24You do.
19:25Enter spaces.
19:26That you probably haven't before.
19:28You know.
19:28Because.
19:28You're playing a character.
19:30That.
19:30Has entered spaces.
19:31That you haven't before.
19:32As an individual.
19:33As an actor.
19:34So.
19:35It is also your responsibility.
19:37To then.
19:37Snap out of it.
19:38Because.
19:38There is a next scene.
19:39We don't shoot one day.
19:41Two or three scenes.
19:42And they have different moods.
19:43So.
19:44As a professional.
19:44It's my responsibility.
19:46To.
19:46No matter how deep.
19:47And effective.
19:48That scene is.
19:49To also.
19:49Then.
19:49Come out of it.
19:50And prepare for the next one.
19:52So.
19:52I can't.
19:53Go to himank.
19:54In the next scene.
19:54Say.
19:55Himank.
19:56I am.
19:58I can't.
20:00Do that.
20:01I have to be ready.
20:02For the next scene.
20:03That could be a comedy scene.
20:04Yeah.
20:04That could be a comedy scene.
20:07Absolutely.
20:08So.
20:09As long as intense.
20:11You'll be able to do it.
20:13You'll be able to do it.
20:14But.
20:15You'll be able to do it.
20:16You'll be able to do it.
20:16Beautiful.
20:17This question is.
20:18You know.
20:19This is.
20:19It's a question.
20:21I mean.
20:22If the video.
20:22I saw something in a video that I don't have influencers, I'm not an influencer, because I don't have followers,
20:38so I don't have this work, so I don't have that sarcastically, I want to do it from all of
20:44you for a day.
20:44What's your claim, what's your claim, which is so coordinated, where casting happens majorly, he said that casting happens majorly
20:53based on followers at last, so that you can get what I want to do.
20:58So, first thing from the director, I wanted to know a quality thing, what is your take on it?
21:06You can't deny that it's not a factor. It is a factor, but that's not the whole point of casting
21:13someone for a character.
21:15For example, whoever is a bad actor, he will flush out. So whoever does not work, he will show on
21:22the screen.
21:23And if someone has worked in a certain capacity to be an influencer and gain popularity, it doesn't mean that
21:30he doesn't have a chance of acting, just because someone has followers.
21:34So, if someone has followers, it's good, it's good, it's good, it's good, it's good, but it's good, but acting
21:38is good.
21:39If it doesn't come, it's not covered with basics, then there's no point of it.
21:43So I think it's a factor, but it's not a massive factor. And especially with OTT, we see new faces
21:49coming up.
21:50So, yes, it's a factor, but it doesn't really change the whole narrative of that you don't cast the actors.
21:57I think I saw you agreeing on this.
21:59No, no, please.
22:02No, I think it's a big thing. I think it's a big thing. It's a big thing. I think it's
22:08a big thing.
22:08I was thinking about it.
22:13It's a big thing. In the end of the day, it's art.
22:16So, whoever can do it, I can do it, I can do it.
22:20See, everybody wants to be a rock star.
22:23Right?
22:24Every person takes a glimpse of every person in their life.
22:26I'm standing and many people are standing in front of me.
22:29Many people are standing in front of me.
22:30But in their life, everyone reaches a lot of things.
22:33Right?
22:34So, it's such a thing that you say,
22:35if you've seen me the same dream of all of us and we all have seen two dreams of the
22:38whole world.
22:38But we'll get so many people who are somewhere near the truth.
22:43What can you see there?
22:44The dreams of the truth for the truth and the dreams of the truth of a person.
22:45I come from there,
22:46so as one person is older,
22:48every person has become older.
22:50There's a lot of people
22:51who are hearing songs.
22:52Right?
22:54And,
22:54at that time yo,
22:55there will be 3-4 million followers,
22:57there will not be bigger.
22:58Because I'm also the main thing that I'm not putting unnecessary things to me.
23:02I make songs.
23:03So I can't do those things with me, I can't do those things, I'm an artist, I'm not a content
23:11creator, with all due respect, because I have a different skill, I have a different skill in my time.
23:17Now it comes to me to listen to me, I definitely didn't listen to followers on Instagram but definitely everybody
23:27in this room knows that I have real fans out there, I have real listeners, I have real people who
23:33are there changing their life listening to my music and that's what we live by, that's what I live by.
23:38So I just want to do whatever you want to do, I don't want to be ashamed of it, I
23:45had to do this like this because I had a lot of fun.
23:49The other thing is that there are all actors in it, so I am a learner and a student here.
23:55If I live this life, if I get these moments, I feel connected that this is a reason because I
24:02want to do these things or give me something new to me.
24:05I want to live in a new flow, that I have not experienced that thing and this is a very
24:10different aspect of art, acting.
24:13So why not, if someone gets into it and sees that he is more than just music.
24:19And it doesn't have to be followers.
24:21We can play this character, and if I think that I can do it, then let's do it.
24:26So it has been like that.
24:28But if I want to give a little take on it, then any director or casting, I think they should
24:40have a sense.
24:42I am a very small person, they should have a lot of sense.
24:44And if someone gets into it, they should have a lot of sense.
24:48And if someone gets into it, they should have a lot of sense.
24:50And they should have a lot of freedom.
24:51Because I am the only reason that I am a viewer.
24:55I am not coming from this world.
24:57I am the only one of them.
24:58I am the only one of them.
24:59So I have seen things in the past 10 years.
25:02So I just want to give a chance that anyone who gives a chance,
25:06they become a real raw.
25:08They become a sense on those things.
25:09And they become a real raw.
25:10So what do they want to do?
25:10They don't think they are very sensitive,
25:12so they are very sensitive.
25:14They will always be able to give a lot of their followers.
25:14So what do they want to do?
25:16They are all who have written in the past 10 years.
25:19They have made all the technical and numbers.
25:21So I live from that world.
25:23The people that are coming from that world are coming from that world
25:25will be very good.
25:26And we will serve the best things that are coming through.
25:27And we will serve the best to the viewers and listeners.
25:29I have a few questions for you.
25:31Yes.
25:32I just want to know that music industry may go
25:35or they have the talk to music industry.
25:38I would like to know that there is a little bit of a risk pertaining to the audience when
25:45your fans come to talk about.
25:47So that's why I see that this is a big song and the girls will chill and bite through
25:54it or not.
25:54But suddenly as I mentioned the first question, let's start with it.
25:59This is a big song.
26:03Basically, do you not think it is this kind of a risk for you that you have mentioned
26:08that if you don't fall asleep, you don't fall asleep.
26:13No, no.
26:13When I started this, I didn't start thinking about how many followers will be in my life.
26:19And secondly, my life has been like that.
26:21I live by this.
26:23If there is no risk, it will not come to me.
26:26Because I don't have to play safes.
26:28And I will do whatever things I will do.
26:31If someone says that you can do it, I will do it.
26:33I will do it.
26:34And I don't think so much about these things.
26:36Then I will sit somewhere.
26:37And I will be watching TV during the day of the day.
26:39And I will meet good people.
26:41Because I don't have to worry about these things.
26:42And I will be scared.
26:44So I don't have to be scared.
26:45I don't have to be scared about these questions.
26:47And the other thing, this is the same thing that you talked about Punjab.
26:51So my fans are so good.
26:53And they accept me as I am.
26:54I am sorry.
26:56I am sorry.
26:57I am sorry.
26:57We have been running out of time.
26:58The last question.
27:00Palak's question is to me.
27:04First thing I want to understand.
27:07First thing I want to understand.
27:08That when you select projects.
27:10How much of influence does your mother have to see?
27:13She has selected projects.
27:14That have stayed with us, our parents.
27:17And she is also.
27:18And you still look up.
27:20I don't have to tell you who chose her.
27:21Who chose her?
27:23I am not sure if this is on.
27:27But I am going to take my.
27:28Because I did something with a button.
27:29So I am just taking a chance right now.
27:31But I think what made her decisions so evergreen.
27:35Was the fact that she was completely uninfluenced when she made them.
27:40As an actor, your gut is your most indispensable gift.
27:44You know.
27:45And as an actor.
27:48And my mother.
27:50The best thing that she does for me.
27:51Is she doesn't interfere.
27:53At all.
27:54Never has she ever thought.
27:57Because in fact.
27:58I feel like my mom.
27:59I feel good.
28:00You have to do it.
28:01Because our thing is very different.
28:04And with whatever she has seen in life.
28:06And the phase of her life that she is in.
28:09As compared to where I am.
28:10How my upbringing has been.
28:12We both have very different stories to tell.
28:15You know.
28:16So she gets that.
28:17So she is like.
28:17Does that resonate with you?
28:18Great.
28:19Do it.
28:19But the only key has been.
28:21It should resonate with you.
28:22On some level.
28:23It should be a story that you are willing to tell.
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