Kannada actor Nagabhushana currently manages two aspects of his career: one as a lead actor and the other as a character or supporting actor. Starting off in the Kannada film industry was challenging, as he had to prove his talent before receiving substantial roles. He recalls accepting small roles to showcase his skills and talks about his journey: "The success of your film is crucial. Two pivotal moments in my career were the hits 'Ikkat,' where I played the lead, and 'Badava Rascal,' where I portrayed an intriguing character. These successes propelled my career forward. Last year, I was part of three hit films, playing both supporting and lead roles. A successful film boosts an actor's confidence and ability to engage audiences." Nagabhushana strategically chose to be known as an actor who excels in comedy roles rather than just a comedian, as it allows for more performance opportunities. He likes to inject his personality into his roles, making the delivery more natural. While some directors prefer actors to deliver lines exactly as written, Nagabhushana is flexible in his approach.I haven't worked on the film for myself or for others. It's crucial to understand when to act and when not to, like in different roles I've played. In "Badava Rascal," I just had to be myself, while in "Ikkat," I needed to portray a more exaggerated character. Currently, my focus is on my next film, "Vidyapati". I play the lead role and it's a significant project for me, creating some pressure as it's a big-budget production. I trust in the story's entertainment value and believe it will surprise the audience. Additionally, I have a supporting role in "Anna From Mexico," which allows me to showcase different skills. Being very busy lately, I am grateful for the opportunities and responsibilities that have come my way, especially after getting married.
Nagabhushana Kannada actor Nagabhushana is currently balancing two trajectories of his career — one as a lead actor and the other as a character or supporting actor. “When one starts off as an act...