Nawazuddin Siddiqui almost fell off a boat while filming for Saindhav with Venkatesh
Nawazuddin will make his telugu debut in Sailesh Kolanu's Saindhav, and he spoke about the film's production during a press conference. nawazuddin siddiqui will make his telugu debut in Sailesh Kolanu's Saindhav, which will be released on january 13, just in time for Sankranthi. According to the teaser, he plays Vikas Malik, a businessman who is data-borderline insane. During a press conference in Hyderabad, the actor discussed working with venkatesh on the Shraddha Srinath, Ruhani Sharma, and andrea jeremiah co-starrer, learning telugu, and other topics.
Nawazuddin claims he has performed "almost all kinds of roles" at this point in his career, but his performance in Saindhav piqued his interest. "I've never seen characters classified as heroes or villains. "All that matters is a good role that excites me," he adds, adding, "In fact, sometimes the negative roles give you far more scope to perform than the supposedly good ones do." Sailesh has written one such part for me." However, the actor acknowledges that there is one fantasy part he would like to play eventually. "If I get the opportunity, I'll play Osho in his biopic," he said.
Nawazuddin's native tongue is telugu, however the actor insists on dubbing for himself in Saindhav. "It doesn't sound good otherwise when someone else dubs for you," he goes on to say. Fortunately, his persona is from Hyderabad, he adds. "Because he speaks both hindi and telugu, I was fine." It's always tough to learn a new language, but I don't believe in prompters. So, even on set, I would practise my lines so they looked nice on TV. "I believe all of my efforts will be rewarded," he adds.
Nawazuddin claims he has performed "almost all kinds of roles" at this point in his career, but his performance in Saindhav piqued his interest. "I've never seen characters classified as heroes or villains. "All that matters is a good role that excites me," he adds, adding, "In fact, sometimes the negative roles give you far more scope to perform than the supposedly good ones do." Sailesh has written one such part for me." However, the actor acknowledges that there is one fantasy part he would like to play eventually. "If I get the opportunity, I'll play Osho in his biopic," he said.
Nawazuddin's native tongue is telugu, however the actor insists on dubbing for himself in Saindhav. "It doesn't sound good otherwise when someone else dubs for you," he goes on to say. Fortunately, his persona is from Hyderabad, he adds. "Because he speaks both hindi and telugu, I was fine." It's always tough to learn a new language, but I don't believe in prompters. So, even on set, I would practise my lines so they looked nice on TV. "I believe all of my efforts will be rewarded," he adds.