Sparsh shrivastava accepts the stereotype: but I have different perspectives
Actor Sparsh Srivastava discussed the film industry to deal with stereotyping. He also expressed that the label should be removed, citing the example how experienced actors used to perform specific roles many times.
Actor Sparsh Srivastava, who won the heart as innocent Deepak Kumar in Kiran Rao’s ‘missing Ladis’, talked about stereotypeting and does he face it in a special interview with India. Sparsh, mostly seen in dramas and films established in rural India, recently expressed his desire in a more Urben project.
“There is stereotyping, and I contact for that (rural characters). But, AAP Car Stereotype (But, you keep stereotypes), but I will bring something new and fresh for crafts. Once you see it, it will feel different, “Sparsh Srivastava said while talking to us.
Srivastava was recently seen in the Prime Video Series ‘Dupahiya’‘Where he played the role of geography. The actor said that he was surprised by his stereotypeting by the industry and also introduced a new approach to it.
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“But, I don’t see it like this. I have a different perspective,” he said, adding, “We have seen so many experienced actors only doing romantic cinema, or fight the villain.
The 27 -year -old has recently made her debut with the song Zee Huzur as a singer, lyricist and musician. Also ‘Girls Will Girls be Girls Fame has a specialty of Preeti Panigrahi, it is a peepy romantic track.
