00:00Welcome to ILS
00:01Thank you. Thank you so much.
00:03First of all, you will be aware of the special officer and monster.
00:08In your journey, there are many different phases.
00:11When you look back and look back,
00:13do you think that the actor of Mozambil Ibrahim has evolved?
00:17Or are you learning those things in the beginning?
00:21I should not look back and look back.
00:22First of all,
00:25where the journey is,
00:27this is a continued journey.
00:30It is not a fixed destination.
00:34There are many things that people learn every day.
00:39Some things that people don't have to do,
00:45they get the opportunity to do.
00:48And those who don't have to do,
00:50they get the opportunity to do.
00:52But you have to be consistent.
00:54And you have to put in the work.
00:57Whether it is in any medium,
00:59whether you are doing theatre,
01:00whether you are practicing something.
01:02But you have to keep on being consistent.
01:03Which is very important as an actor.
01:06In ACP-Z,
01:08was an intense character played and debuted.
01:12Was there a strong character
01:13or a blessing or a pressure?
01:15Was there any expectations for the audience?
01:19That's good.
01:23I think it was a blessing and a lot of pressure.
01:26I had the option that I would do a romantic,
01:30a normal college-boy type roles at that time.
01:34And that was the trend that you are young,
01:38so you know, you launch a typical college-boy film.
01:43And instead, I opted for a very serious film.
01:47I was only 20 years old in third year,
01:50when I was shooting two years old.
01:52So there was a pressure.
01:56But I'm a little serious by nature.
01:59Because in Kashmir,
02:01I was a little bit of mentality.
02:02And I'm inclined to be serious cinema.
02:04So I was doing a lot of work with them.
02:07It was a great surprise that you worked with them.
02:10I was very impressed with them.
02:11I was very impressed with them.
02:13I liked it.
02:13I liked it.
02:15I liked it.
02:16And then I looked at the mind.
02:18It was also very good.
02:19There was a blessing.
02:21It was so big that you had to get a role.
02:23I was an outsider.
02:24And then I got a lot of films.
02:26Although there were a lot of films in that time,
02:28which was planned there.
02:30But the pressure was a lot.
02:34With romantic comedy,
02:36there were intense and action-oriented characters
02:37so that there were a lot of different shades explored.
02:41So did you choose from your comfort zone?
02:46I was trying to do it.
02:47In fact, after my second film,
02:48it was an out-and-out comedy
02:51that I was playing double-role with Nana Partigar.
02:54So it was very challenging
02:56that you break the mold.
02:58You first played a series of drama
03:01that was critically acclaimed.
03:03Then you jumped into a full-on comedy
03:09with Nana Partigar opposite you.
03:12And you're playing a double-role in that.
03:14So it was very challenging.
03:15After that, I felt good as an actor
03:17to challenge yourself.
03:18And then romantic is a gradual process.
03:21After that, action is in Special Ops.
03:23Which is very interesting.
03:24Do you think that
03:26with Nana Partigar as an actor,
03:28you learn more about the character?
03:30Yes, very much.
03:32They are very amazing,
03:32very amazing,
03:33and they are also a good person.
03:36So you learn a lot of craft
03:40that you practice every day.
03:42And they have fun to do it.
03:45Because they used to treat me as a child.
03:47And now I call them.
03:49I'm always calling them.
03:51I'm always loving their son.
03:51There's no difference in him.
03:54We love them.
03:57What were some tips about acting?
03:59You were new and new?
04:02What did you give your second-story comedy?
04:05What tips did you give?
04:06No one would give me any tips.
04:09But one thing is that
04:10when I met him,
04:12he gave me confidence.
04:13He said,
04:14I said,
04:15I'm very proud of you.
04:17He said,
04:18after the shock,
04:18I'm very proud of you.
04:20Maybe the film is super-hit,
04:22but it's very proud of you.
04:23And it's a pleasure to work with you.
04:25He said,
04:26I'm looking forward to work with you.
04:28So when we were doing scenes,
04:30and with scenes,
04:31because the comedy was done,
04:34you had to play scenes.
04:34You had to play with you,
04:37the game.
04:38Because I was one of the most amazing artists.
04:41Satisha.
04:42Who we were very beloved artists.
04:46Ali Azgarh.
04:47They were so very desolated comedy.
04:50They were very fun.
04:52I mean,
04:53I really love a lot.
04:54As a comedian in it.
04:58And I saw a very different side.
05:00I was very fun at that time.
05:02I was very much fun at that time.
05:03Now I'm talking about the problem
05:05I've been asking for you
05:06I've been asking for the first question
05:08What was your thoughts?
05:10My mom was very happy
05:14Obviously
05:14I've also got a big deal
05:18That I'm a very big deal
05:19I'm a person who I am
05:20I got to work with you
05:24I always wanted to work with them
05:26I always wanted to work with them
05:27But I have some common friends
05:29My friends and my friends
05:31I always wanted to meet him in a formal setting.
05:35I always wanted to meet him in a series of work.
05:38It was very good that I went to the set
05:40when they approached me for a role,
05:43the director and the production team.
05:46It was a very proud feeling of it.
05:52All of these things are also a fanboy moment,
05:55that you work on the first time
05:56and work on the scene.
05:59But it will be cut off before the scene.
06:02When the director says action, they do it.
06:04At that time, all of them are actors.
06:05Whether it be anyone.
06:08The screen presence is very distinct.
06:11When they work, their start-up is naturally set.
06:15When you perform the scene with them,
06:19what approach the star or the character of the star?
06:26What happens to me?
06:27What happens to me?
06:28I've already worked.
06:32When I was very new,
06:34when I was in my second film,
06:35I didn't go to my second film.
06:36I didn't go to my second film.
06:38He's also a big superstar.
06:40If you go like this,
06:41you won't be able to work.
06:41And there were very long scenes with them.
06:45So it's not much as long as it's a scene.
06:48Because it's an action film.
06:49You have to speak up and you have to play a lot.
06:53I don't think about it. When the cut is cut, you feel the presence of the man, the aura of
06:58the man, obviously.
06:59If you have to eat someone, then you feel it. But between action and cut, it goes completely blank.
07:07How many shots have been shot and how many shots have been shot?
07:10I can't say that. I am not the director, so I don't know.
07:16Nayantara's performance is very controlled and underrated approach.
07:21How is the experience of sharing the screen with her?
07:24How did you approach the working style?
07:29Nayantara is very good.
07:31I have seen it every day.
07:35I haven't seen her first film so much.
07:38I haven't seen any of her work in South.
07:40Unfortunately, I don't have any of her work so much.
07:44But I have heard a lot about her.
07:45My friends are all watching a lot of films.
07:48And she is very cordial on the sets, very pleasant on the sets.
07:51And such a charm to work with, actually.
07:54What did you say about the character?
07:57What was the role in which you had to do?
08:02Action!
08:05Which I received a brief, it was very interesting.
08:07And I am always ready to action.
08:11So there was a reason that I was paying the money.
08:13And I said that I would do action too.
08:15So I said, why not with Salman sir?
08:17So I said that I would do it in free.
08:19You are giving money for his work.
08:21So that was all that.
08:24What was the role in the industry?
08:25You have seen a long phase of your career.
08:27When you had worked on the O.K.T.
08:29And the Pan-India cinema landscape is different.
08:32What do you think in the industry is the biggest change?
08:35What is the change in the opportunities?
08:36Or how can actors judge you?
08:38Both.
08:40Both parallel came.
08:41Because when there was a film, there were limited actors who lived in a limited cinema.
08:48Always a hero oriented cinema.
08:50Now the cinema is the character driven.
08:55Now there are strong characters.
08:57Maybe you take a look at the film and see it.
09:01There are strong characters.
09:03Characterization is very important.
09:05This is a difference.
09:08You will see the first cinema in India, which was the first time in Sholei's time,
09:13there was a lot of strong writing for the characters.
09:16Then it will be missing in the beach.
09:17Then there was such a film where the characters were so important,
09:20they were star oriented.
09:22Now the characterisation will be very important.
09:25And there are more better actors.
09:27And I think it's owing to the fact that in OTT platforms,
09:31the format is so long,
09:34it's very important that everyone who acts as an actor,
09:36which is a boon for actors.
09:39In a career, the actors are not only important to work on the stage,
09:42but also making the filmography meaningful.
09:45So are you consciously watching your career?
09:51No.
09:52I have a lot of work left.
09:54My mother was very angry,
09:56making money.
09:58But sometimes,
09:59I think that if I work, I will do it.
10:02I will do it.
10:02That's why there is a lot of loss.
10:04But what to do?
10:07Today, when you see a person who is in your life,
10:14but in a successful position,
10:16do you see the past and your perspective and feelings evolve?
10:23Any other people you see,
10:24whether in the past or present.
10:26You wish them well and that you move on.
10:28That's it.
10:30You don't have time to think about someone.
10:32You're so focused on your career.
10:35Lastly, after Monster,
10:38what are your next?
10:40Special Ops 3?
10:41Special Ops 3.
10:41Then there is one more series,
10:43which is happening now.
10:45So hopefully that.
10:47What should you do with Fats?
10:49I want to complain about Fats.
10:51I don't do too much work.
10:54I will try to do my best within the things that are coming away.
11:00Thank you so much for your support over the years.
11:03And I hope that you continue to do so in the future also.
11:06I will try to do my best given whatever circumstances I am in.
11:10Thank you so much.
11:11Thank you so much.
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