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Mumbai, Maharashtra: During an exclusive interview with IANS, Actress Ashwini Kalsekar paid an emotional tribute to veteran producer-director B. P. Singh, remembering him as her guru and mentor who taught her the fundamentals of acting while working on CID. She praised his discipline, guidance and pioneering contribution to Indian television, calling his demise a huge personal and professional loss. She also highlighted his remarkable legacy in the crime and horror genres and the invaluable lessons she learned from him.

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00:00Ma'am, first of all, what do you say? How many laws are you and how do you remember?
00:04My whole view is that they were my gurus.
00:10I was probably in 1996 in an episode where police were.
00:15After that, they called me a CID.
00:17CID was in the 13th episode.
00:21So you can understand that being a classical dancer and a cabin crew,
00:27that was a big feminist.
00:32When they said that you will take a role in police,
00:37and why do you have to sit and play them,
00:40and how do you think? What does it mean?
00:42What does it mean? What does it mean in dialogue?
00:45If you don't fall down, then what does it mean?
00:48How do you teach it all?
00:49How do you learn how to dance,
00:54and how do you dance?
00:55You can see everything here.
00:57Today, I'm telling you,
00:59that you can tell the actor,
01:03you can put it on your knees,
01:04and say that the role of the police is.
01:07It's never wrong.
01:08I'm not saying that I'm a great actor,
01:11but the mannerisms are basically
01:13that we teach.
01:15They are in the air.
01:18We never go.
01:19We understand love,
01:20we understand love,
01:20we understand discipline.
01:23We all have come to us.
01:26Because I've learned that.
01:28You say upbringing,
01:29I don't have to do my upbringing.
01:32Say detective genre,
01:34or horror genre.
01:35He's pioneer.
01:37He's a pioneer.
01:38It's an innovation story.
01:41Do you think that Indian
01:43horror series
01:45or Indian audience
01:47or detective series
01:50did you think
01:51were pioneers?
01:53Sir,
01:54BP Sir,
01:55started a series
01:56in life.
02:03They started a series
02:14in life.
02:16I've been doing it.
02:17They've made it.
02:19They've made it.
02:20Personally, there's a lot of loss.
02:22But professionally,
02:24I have a loss.
02:25I have a loss for television industry.
02:28They've recorded world records.
02:30In today's history,
02:31I'm not going to be Indian Hindi.
02:33I'm sorry, I don't know the rest of the language.
02:37I've made it.
02:37They've made it.
02:39They've made it.
02:39It's 111 minute.
02:40It's 111 minute.
02:42Sorry.
02:44I can't make it.
02:48I can't make it.
02:50Sorry for my less knowledge.
02:51but it's a world record in his name.
02:54The name of the most popular crime series is the most popular crime series.
02:59They were able to do it.
03:01So many episodes, many stories to turn out.
03:04Creatively, they were very important.
03:06Their direction was Kamal, the camera box was supreme.
03:10And I got to assist him, he was doing acting.
03:15I learned a lot from him.
03:16He was very important.
03:18Okay, thank you.

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