Tahir Raj Bhasin wants to be ‘remembered’ for his varied performances not just be ‘famous’
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Mumbai, Star Tahir Raj Bhasin says he wants to be remembered through his work rather than merely being famous, a philosophy that has influenced his choice of roles across genres.
Adding to this, Tahir Raj Bhasin wants to be ‘remembered’ for his varied performances not just be ‘famous’ The star made his debut in 2012 with "Kismat Love Paisa Dilli", starring Vivek Oberoi and Malika Sherawat, followed by a brief appearance in Sushant Singh Rajput's "Kai Po Che!" and "One by Two" alongside Abhay Deol.
Meanwhile, He had his breakout performance with Rani Mukerji-fronted, "Mardaani", in which he played the antagonist.
Notably, "I believe all great things in life are always hard. There is a favourite saying on acting that I love to live by which is, 'There is a difference between being famous and being remembered', and I choose the latter. I make all of my choices based on that," Bhasin told PTI in an interview.
As per the latest buzz, "I want to be remembered as an star, who led gripping stories and made people aware of the experience of being human and the many emotions like thrill, emotion, etc," he shared.
In further updates, Bhasin shared early in his career he realised the importance of diversifying his filmography to avoid the industry's tendency to stereotype actors in particular roles.
On top of that, "It was challenging at the start because when you debut with an anti-heroish part like in 'Mardaani', then people want to see you in the same thing which I also took as a compliment.
"But then it takes a little bit of conscious self-awareness where you want to take a step back and say that if I keep doing five of this, it will be difficult to break out of that," shared Bhasin, who went on to play antagonist in John Abraham-starrer "Force 2".
Source: Hindustan Times