Sidharth Malhotra has had his fair share of highs and lows in Bollywood. He has had films that did not do so nicely at the box workplace which impacted his profession to the point exactly where he was virtually obtaining written off, but with Shershaah he is all set to redeem himself as he brings to life the effective and impactful Captain Vikram Batra. In an exclusive interview with us, Sidharth talked about becoming an outsider from Delhi and going by way of somewhat of a downfall but only coming back super robust.
Sidharth told TheSpuzz, “Well, I feel that’s one thing odd about our industry that they equate everything to business. I think in Bollywood, the way of judging a good film or bad film is purely based on numbers which is great and fair of course in one aspect of filmmaking but if history has taught us anything that there are movies of megastars today that we can say where we love watching on television or on top platforms which at that time possible had not made that kind of money whether it is Mr Bachchan.” Sidharth talked about watching Agneepath expanding up which he certainly loved as a cult film, but it did not do so when it came to numbers.
Sidharth stated that to him what genuinely implies as an actor is that ultimately right after years of undertaking a film a character, a function, delivering a dialogue if any one of his fans told him, ‘I genuinely liked that line and I keep in mind that scene or I like that film’, that is of more worth than what the box workplace was at that time. The Shershaah star stated, “That is my opinion I am not defending the films that I have done or not done because, to be honest, I have seen both spectrums. So I feel I can give an apt response on it. It is easy to criticize a film when it doesn’t do a certain kind of business or every other reason people associate with it. But, I feel in today’s day and age, all thanks to the lockdown and the ott platform people are watching the films for the content in it.”
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When asked why he does not genuinely express when items never go ideal for him on the film front, “I think that is my personal or maybe Delhi boy outsider angle that I don’t want to portray my personal emotions on-screen, on-camera or interview I feel I need to look at this as my work as my profession. I have heard all the positive and negative on social media and what people say and chatter and I feel the only answer was to kill their success and here is a film that I feel extremely passionate about. I had nobody else to tell me coming from New Delhi, coming from a non-filmy background to tell me what it was to deal with people not only in front but behind the camera. You have to handle so many egos and I don’t think honesty is appreciated as always.”
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