Actors should not blame industry for typecasting, it’s their limitation: Saurabh Sachdeva
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Mumbai, Star and acting coach Saurabh Sachdeva says he does not view negative roles as mere antagonists but as individuals with distinct personalities and motivations.
Adding to this, Actors should not blame industry for typecasting, it’s their limitation: Saurabh Sachdeva Sachdeva, known for playing intense and morally complex characters in films such as "Animal", "Vadh", "Jaane Jaan" and "Dhadak 2", believes audiences may see his characters as negative but he approaches each of them differently, looking for nuances in human behaviour.
Meanwhile, "People can typecast you, but it is the shape that I have to give to the characters. If you see all my negative characters, you might say, 'Oh, it's a negative character', but they are different human beings, different personalities," Sachdeva told PTI in an interview.
Notably, "There's so much to explore in human behaviour. That's what we don't see. If we see that, then there is so much work to do for me," he added.
As per the latest buzz, Sachdeva, who currently stars in a key role in Nitesh Tiwari's "Ramayana", shared actors should not blame the industry for typecasting as he believes it is up to them to decide whether they allow themselves to be confined to a particular image.
In further updates, "If I say I've been typecast, then it's my limitation, then I'm putting myself in a box and people will see from that box. Like, you see a negative character, I see different human beings, which have their own problems, struggles and barriers, which I've to cross.
On top of that, "And those barriers should be so strong that it enhances the protagonist. Like, in 'Vadh', if the antagonist is not so strong, then the protagonist won't be able to do anything. So, I have to take it to that level."
Before foraying into acting, Sachdeva worked behind the camera as an acting coach and he attributed his delayed start as an star to personal self-doubt.
Source: Hindustan Times