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Rajinikanth जैसे सुपरस्टार के साथ स्क्रीन शेयर करना Apeksha Porwal के लिए किसी ‘pinch-me moment’ से कम नहीं रहा। ‘Jailer 2’ में एक्शन से भरपूर किरदार निभाने वालीं एक्ट्रेस ने फिल्म के अपने एक्सपीरियंस, दमदार स्टारकास्ट और डायरेक्टर Nelson Dilipkumar के साथ काम करने को लेकर IANS के साथ खुलकर बात की। इंटरव्यू में Apeksha ने लैंग्वेज बैरियर, सोशल मीडिया ट्रोलिंग, नेपोटिज्म, बॉलीवुड और साउथ इंडस्ट्री में काम करने के अंतर और नेटवर्किंग जैसे मुद्दों पर भी बेबाकी से अपनी राय रखी। साथ ही उन्होंने बताया कि आगे वो एक फीमेल-लेड-एक्शन फिल्म समेत अलग-अलग तरह के रोल्स एक्सप्लोर करना चाहती हैं।


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00:00Abhiksha Ji, first of all, welcome to INS.
00:02Thank you so much.
00:03And ma'am, first of all, we know that Jailer 2,
00:06which is the biggest franchise for you,
00:09how special it is for you.
00:11And when you thought you were going to screen share with Rajnikanth,
00:14how excited it was for you?
00:16It was a very special moment.
00:18I mean, Rajnikanth, I think, is one of the biggest stars in India.
00:22And to screen share and work with them,
00:26I think, is like a pinch me moment for me.
00:28Okay.
00:30Ma'am, if we talk about the film,
00:31then there are other stars, like Mithun Ji, Ritik Roshan,
00:34Aamir Khan Sir, Vidya Padin.
00:37Aamir Khan.
00:38Aamir Khan.
00:39Aamir Khan's cameo, right?
00:40Yes.
00:41I was talking about it, but it's not.
00:43Okay.
00:44So, there are many actors in this film.
00:48So, how are your experiences with them?
00:51It was very amazing.
01:01Everyone is such an amazing, humble person.
01:07They feel so at ease.
01:09And I tell you, as many people in real life,
01:13they are very simple, kind, and amazing people to work with.
01:17So, I'm looking at the film.
01:20I'm looking at the film.
01:20You're looking at the film.
01:21I'm looking at the film.
01:21So, what can you tell about your character?
01:24And how many preparations for this role?
01:26So, my character is a femme fatale assassin.
01:38So, it's basically an assassin.
01:42And, I train in martial arts.
01:45So, my basic training is katana and nunchak.
01:48And in this film, I'm using katana and gun.
01:52So, even before going on the set,
01:57we have the action and training.
01:59With the action and action.
02:00We've been able to地.
02:01We've been able to do action and action.
02:02We've been able to do action and action.
02:04We've been able to take a full choreography.
02:07And that also, just in general fitness and all.
02:10So, in a week, I must go to a gym almost 5 days for a month.
02:16In a week in Chennai, there?
02:19After that, I have 5 days of shoot.
02:21I have been able to go to a gym.
02:23after swimming, after swimming, after cardio, after swimming, after cardio, after cardio,
02:29after cardio and all of that.
02:33After that, sleep after the set, go back to the gym.
02:36So it was just that. Shoot, gym, swim, repeat.
02:41Especially in Jailer 2, how did you experience with Director Nelson Dilip Kumar and how did your direction of working
02:50styles
02:50from his expectations?
02:53Nelson sir has a unique style.
02:56He has a very nice quirky dark sense of humor.
03:03In Jailer 2, he has that humor on screen, in his script and off screen just as a kind of
03:09director he is.
03:10He is super fun, super chill.
03:13What about him?
03:15He is such a great film director.
03:18There is so much at stake.
03:20He is one of the calmest, coolest person.
03:24I have never seen CM lose his mood or anything.
03:28He is very focused and controlled of what he wants.
03:32He is such an amazing person.
03:37And I hope that I get to work with him on a larger screen time.
03:42Like a larger screen time.
03:44Rajni sir, he has a unique style.
03:47So what have you learned from him?
03:49How are you following his style?
03:51He has not followed his style.
03:53But I have learned from him that when you film this style,
03:57that's a very different space.
04:04So he has a lot of understanding of who the audience is, who he is presenting to.
04:12And you know,
04:13in small things, he takes his style.
04:16He doesn't come to your eyes, but he is the one that is Rajni Kant.
04:20So I learned from him that
04:22that I was looking for,
04:24that you are doing the one that you are doing,
04:24that you are doing,
04:25that you are doing the one in a film,
04:26that you are doing the one in a film.
04:29So you have seen your first film in South Industry.
04:33Yes.
04:33So how is it going to work and how is it going to work?
04:37And what difference do you see especially in Hindi film industry or South Film industry?
04:41I had a very amazing experience in South.
04:45The whole team is really good,
04:47people are really good.
04:49The one difference that I have seen was that
04:50It's a lot of timing in the South.
04:53It's a lot of pack up at 6.
04:57So you know there's a lot of discipline there.
05:00Also I feel that the South is being made of scripts.
05:03It's very interesting.
05:05And I hope I get to do some of those.
05:08How challenging in the South is the language barrier.
05:11Especially when you have to deliver a dialogue in such a language.
05:14That you don't have to worry about it.
05:16So in this film, whatever my dialogue was in English.
05:24Of course it's a challenge.
05:26But I feel that you don't have to do it.
05:30You can pick up the language.
05:32How many actors are working here and here.
05:38My first shot was Andekhi.
05:40There's hardly any lines.
05:42There's a slide in Bengali.
05:44From any slave market.
05:45There's a slide in Arabic.
05:47So I feel that I can pick up language.
05:51And other than that.
05:52I mean in today's day.
05:55As long as you can emote.
05:56I feel it's not a barrier.
05:58As long as you can imagine.
06:01So you can hear from the social media.
06:02As long as you can hear,
06:02As long as you can hear.
06:02The South actors have been making the accent and pronunciation.
06:07So how are you feeling?
06:08Does that feel the language is really a good person?
06:12That's not true. We need to see that no person who is not comfortable in this language is trying to
06:21do it.
06:22And never in any way, no one should hate anyone.
06:28I am sure that if these trollers are in another language, they will not be able to do it.
06:33So, someone is trying to do it.
06:35They should applaud them.
06:38You have come to the industry, you have come to the world.
06:44What are the challenges?
06:46You have come to the industry and you have been able to know someone.
06:51What do you say to them?
06:56I feel that everyone has a journey.
06:59Of course, if it happens, it happens, it happens.
07:01It happens in every life and every life.
07:05It happens in every life.
07:06But it's a different thing.
07:10And I feel today, actually, it's a beautiful time for actors, filmmakers, directors, writers.
07:18Because of OTT or because of so many different platforms, social media, there's so much where you can showcase your
07:26skills.
07:27And, you know, so I feel it's a great time, actually.
07:31And I focus on my journey.
07:32What can happen?
07:33What can happen?
07:34What can happen?
07:34What can happen?
07:41What can happen?
07:59What can happen?
08:03What can happen?
08:04What can happen?
08:04What can happen?
08:04I haven't heard this statement.
08:05I have to know.
08:07But, of course, nepotism is happening.
08:09But there's no interest.
08:13What can happen?
08:15That, the owner of a business.
08:17He does not pass on business for his best employee.
08:20He does not pass on business.
08:21He does not pass on business for his best employee.
08:21He does not pass on business for his husband.
08:22If I see my children who want in this industry, then I will try to give them all the things.
08:31So, that opportunity is not to me.
08:33So I feel, and today I am seriously saying, not to be diplomatic, but those who come up,
08:41there is a different pressure on them.
08:43They may think that they will take risk for 10 times,
08:47that they will take an outsider and take it away.
08:49So I feel that everyone has their own journey.
08:53And we need to work on ourselves,
08:56not to think that there is no nepotism or not.
08:59Because it is natural, every investor.
09:01Do you think that the networking industry is very necessary?
09:05If you don't have any other actors,
09:08then you will not be able to work?
09:10No, I don't think that.
09:13There was probably a period of time,
09:15which you know, could be.
09:17But I feel today,
09:20I have done everything from auditions.
09:24So I don't have anything from this network,
09:27but I think that's the case.
09:31Do you want to explore Jailer 2?
09:32Do you want to explore Jailer 2?
09:34Do you want to explore Jailer 2?
09:36Do you want to see more action packed characters?
09:37Do you want to explore Jailer 2?
09:39I hope so.
09:40I hope I do a full-fledged action,
09:43female-led action film.
09:45I would love to do that.
09:47Apart from that,
09:47I also have two other projects,
09:49which are very different from Jailer 2.
09:52I would say.
09:54And let's see.
09:56what else happens.
09:57I think up until now,
09:58just like I travel,
10:00The Honeymoon Frog for me,
10:01it's a completely different thing.
10:03Slave Market was a period drama,
10:05where with an Indian princess,
10:06Jailers like an assassin.
10:08So I've been grateful to get to do a variety of roles,
10:10and I hope I keep doing that.
10:12Lastly,
10:13what message do you want to give to your friends?
10:16Just give love.
10:18Thank you so much for everything,
10:20and all the love that has come my way,
10:22and I hope I continue to entertain you,
10:25and make you proud.

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