Pratik Gandhi champions role diversity and risk-taking in cinema

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Pratik Gandhi is an actor known for his diverse roles and commitment to storytelling. After his breakout role in "Scam 1992," he focuses on avoiding typecasting in the film industry. He believes that taking risks is essential for an actor and the industry. Gandhi stated that instead of sticking to a single image, he prefers to surprise audiences with different characters. He recalled how he chose unconventional roles, like a gay character in "Modern Love." He wants to present a variety of stories to avoid being pigeonholed by other people's perceptions. He noted that many in the industry are afraid to take risks. He believes people seek security in their work, but true creativity comes from experimenting. Gandhi encourages filmmakers to be bold and entertain new talent, as he has done throughout his career. The actor feels confident in his choices. He believes that storytelling should come from passion, not just data. He pointed out that successful projects are not always predictable and often stem from strong creative ideas. Gandhi’s journey in acting began over a decade ago while he balanced a corporate job with his love for theatre. He stresses the importance of perseverance and staying true to one’s artistic instincts. His upcoming projects include a series titled "Gandhi," which reunites him with director Hansal Mehta, and a Netflix show "Saare Jahan Se Accha." Through his work, Gandhi continues to push boundaries in the Hindi film industry.


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