Prit Kamani Talk About His Hopes And Desires

Prit Kamani opens up to Tanzim Pardiwalla about his love for cinema, the actors and filmmakers that inspire him, and his Bollywood dreams

It's always interesting to watch an actor's initiation into the film industry and - map their potential from their first outing to their shot in the limelight next to A-listers. In a rather short span, Prit Kamani went from debuting in Hum Chaar, a relatively smaller film to bagging a role alongside Manisha Koirala in Maska. And before he knew it, he found himself playing Shahid Kapoor's on-screen son in Jersey. While many will recognise him from the sports flick or his stints in OTT series including Middle-Class Love and Feels Like Home, his journey as an aspiring performer began much earlier. He talks about his early initiation into the craft. He smiles, "I was very young. I was a toddler when I started acting. My parents knew I had an interest because whenever I watched a film,

I would be in the zone of that film. When I watched DDLJ, I was engrossed in Raj's character for a week.

I would talk like him and dress like him." Prit fondly recalls his father taking him to auditions and screen tests the way one would sign up for extracurricular activities.