There is no one right way to do something so you can always learn more and do more. Acting is a process you can keep improving as you go along. As an actor, it makes me more rooted to my characters and their surroundings.Дoes it mean that you give yourself corrections when you watch older performances? If thereвЂ™s such an opportunity to shoot films in order, I would surely prefer that. When we work like that, I find myself being able to naturally enter into both the character and the situation. We shot the film in order and it was sync sound too.

More than putting in hours of thought, I try to see if thereвЂ™s an in-depth organic development to that character. ItвЂ™s different from the roles IвЂ™ve done so far and I have also done things in it that I havenвЂ™t done before.Д«ut has your process of acting become too intense and serious now compared to how it was earlier? If it excites me, I will surely go for that.Д®ven your character in Bheemante Vazhi has some dark shadesвЂ¦ As for now, I have put in that effort and the whole ecosystem too has changed to make use of that.Дoes this mean that we will soon be seeing you in a villain role soon? Even if I did try something different, it wasnвЂ™t accepted by the audiences. You will notice this similarity in my performances and the kind of films I used to do back then. If you see my appearance, I will look the same across all my films. Maybe I didnвЂ™t do enough to keep evolving. When I see some of my older films, I doubt If IвЂ™d put in my complete effort back then. But itвЂ™s also true that I started falling in love with acting itself somewhere along this line. I see myself as an actor who kept on working on my craft to improve. When you go back to watching your older films, especially from the late 90вЂ™s, do you analyse those performances? Would you have done it differently now? If I think I can do justice to it, then IвЂ™m up for it.

We have to take all the emotional and physical efforts for it. Instead of complicating the decision to do it, we have to first analyse if we can justify the character through performance. I couldnвЂ™t even have thought of such roles in my limited thought process.Дo you feel the same excitement when such roles sound almost extremely other-worldly? But now, the scripts that come my way are way beyond my imagination. Someone asked me what kind of scripts I want to be a part of. Like Paulo Coelho says, вЂњWhen you want something, all the universe conspires in helping you to achieve it.вЂќ This is true with interesting scripts too.

We have to also take the effort to make those changes in our performances. Have you ever had a phase where you wondered why a certain, edgy kind of script was not coming your way? If you did, how can one change such a perception? Should it happen by proving your capabilities in the films that are coming your way or by actively pursuing writers and directors whose work you want to be a part of? What this shows is the quality we have in our scripts. Because of that, we have become a quality-driven entertainment space. If you see how films on the OTT space are doing, you will surely notice how Malayalam films are always in the top 5 space. These were not too common a few years ago and this is a welcome change. For example, you see films like Nayattu or #Home getting made today. My approach towards the scripts I seek has changed too apart from people seeking me out for a wider variety of roles. Surely, this has happened from both sides.

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