Switched at birth
Brunch|July 01, 2023
When one actor turns down a careerdefining role over scheduling conflicts or creative differences, another actor wins
RAJEEV MASAND
Switched at birth

The Indian adaptation of The Night Manager, whose final lot of episodes goes live this weekend, has changed both the industry and the audience's perception of Aditya Roy Kapur dramatically.

Many are predicting that his committed, restrained performance as a suave undercover spy in The Night Manager could change the course of his career. Aditya was cast in the show after Hrithik Roshan dropped out, reportedly over creative differences with the makers.

Most actors will tell you that a lot of thought goes into what they say yes to. Every actor also insists that saying no is as crucial a decision, one that requires much thought and careful consideration.

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