Bhonsle seems to be the third in your trilogy on isolation. How do you evaluate your work in Aligarh, Gali Guleiyan and Bhonsle?
I think with Bhonsle, I have unknowingly completed my trilogy on loneliness, or aloneness if we may call it that. All three films had different levels of challenge.
I have grown so much as an actor just by preparing for these three films about desolation.
They were thematically similar, but each was a very different character, so no fixed yardstick could be used to play the three characters.
I enjoyed working with the three talented directors (Hansal Mehta in Aligarh, Dipesh Jain in Gali Guleiyan and Devashish Makhija in Bhonsle) and their writers.
Today, I feel happy about my trilogy.
I feel I have reason to celebrate my skills as an actor after doing these three films.
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Bhonsle seems to be the third in your trilogy on isolation. How do you evaluate your work in Aligarh, Gali Guleiyan and Bhonsle?
I think with Bhonsle, I have unknowingly completed my trilogy on loneliness, or aloneness if we may call it that. All three films had different levels of challenge.
I have grown so much as an actor just by preparing for these three films about desolation.
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