Kunal Kapoor returned to the cinema after a four -year break in Saif Ali Khan and Jaideep Ahlawat in ‘Jewel Chor’. After the release of the film, Kunal spoke openly in an interview about his experiences and reflections during his time away from acting on the big screen.Refung at an interval of four yearsTalking to Hindustan Times, Kunal reflected with acting on his four -year break and described the period as challenging him as he had to reject many opportunities. He admitted the common fear among the actors that filmmakers could forget him as he is less visible. Despite this concern, he chose not to accept repeated roles, assuming that the true stimulation of acting lies in the discovery of new views. He emphasized that to be typical and repeatedly playing similar characters reduces the joy and creativity of craft.Equilibrium visibilityKunal notes that actors often receive similar roles repeatedly, so it is important to balance the artistic integrity and preserve. Ever -someoneAddressing perceptionsWhen asked that it is considered highly selective, Kunal laughed and said that he often listens. He mentioned that some directors have described him as “very chosen”, but he disagrees. He likes to be on the movie set and believes that actor is looking at the craft, not to hide. Instead of working hard to get, they feel that good scripts are those who are elusive. If he is offered the kind of work he is searching, he wants to set all the time, as he enjoys the most.DisappointmentKunal’s most recent project series was ‘The Empire’, where he played the role of Emperor Babur. Both the show and their performance were well received. However, there was a four -year break after this success. He described this period as disappointment, compared to being in a football team, but sitting on the bench during an exciting match, eager to play but not to get a chance. He admitted that he learned late in his career that visibility often matters more than talent, as filmmakers often need to look into actors to keep them in mind for roles.CurtainThe actor is in a hurry to tell that his time was away from acting away from acting. He explains that although he was not visible on the screen, he was deeply involved in filmmaking. During this period, he established a room of authors to develop the script, which resonated with them. These projects, which he plans to produce or star, is currently in tasks. Overall, Kunal sees this stage as a productive and creative chapter in his career.Upcoming projectsKunal is ready to enter the Telugu film industry with Vishwagambara, sharing the screen with veteran Chiranjeevi. Additionally, Nitesh Tiwari’s role in ‘Ramayana’ has been played so far, with a major film, which stars Ranbir Kapoor, Sile Pallavi and Yash.
