I was supposed to do HIT-2: Vishwak Sen

PNS HYDERABAD

Ori Devuda was an expression Vishwak Sen broke into when we he was surprised, sad or happy. It’s a universal term for him! At the moment, with all the buzz going around on how Arjun Sarja lashed out at the actor, accusing him of unprofessional behaviour — Vishwak releases a new poster of his upcoming film. That’s Dhamki! But he still felt, Ashoka Vanamlo Arjuna Kalyanam fetched him the maximum name. “I didn’t do fights and dances in the movie. Many had warned me against doing that movie. I went along despite warnings because I wanted to prove myself as an actor! It’s my career-best performance as far as I am concerned. The film was not meant to mint huge coins anyways but gave me a bunch of new audiences for my films,” he said.

He has asserted that he’s a professional and committed actor and cited differences in creative perceptions as the cause of discord between him and Arjun, that’s the revelation! He made another statement meanwhile: “I was supposed to do HIT-2. But producer Nani anna felt that the second part should have another hero. That’s his call. Adivi Sesh’s characterisation is going to be different compared to how my characterisation was written in HIT. Probably, I will reunite with the HIT franchise’ in the future.” Gangster drama is his kind of genre. Therefore, he doesnt give any input when he is doing a love story or a romantic fantasy. “Great films can’t be planned. They come searching for you when you least expect them. When one such film comes your way, you become a star hero!

I know mentally that I shouldn’t think too much about box-office results. It was Ee Nagaraniki Emaindi that made me realise that I should just do my work and give my best,” he stated. The shoot of Das Ka Dhamki has been completed. It is in the post-production phase and will be released in many languages. It’s trailer was launched yesterday by Nandamri Balakrishna. Vishwak visualised the movie as a new-age one and therefore he himself opted to wield the megaphone. Moreover, “The shoot of Gaami, too, has been completed. It is a CG-heavy movie that is taking a lot of time for its post-production.

Since the budget is less, we haven’t been able to complete it fast. We shot it in Ladakh, Varanasi and other locations. I am playing a cameo in Mukhachitram too,” he expressed. He is not in a hurry with Falaknuma Das 2, just by the way. An idea is there and it will be a pan-India film when made. Since the film is rooted in the local Hyderabad culture, Vishwak hopes it will be liked by one and all.