If an actor cannot fully immerse themselves in a role, they may be better off not pursuing acting: JP Reddy
Actor JP Reddy, known as JP for short, is set to present a story that he feels everybody who moves from a village to the city for better education, will relate to. The film, Karki, marks Tamil directo...
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Actor JP Reddy, also known as JP, is preparing to present a story that he believes will resonate with anyone who has moved from a village to the city in pursuit of a better education. The film, titled Karki, represents the directorial debut of Tamil filmmaker Pavitran in Kannada cinema. Speaking about the upcoming film, JP shares that it delves into various compelling themes, including caste dynamics and the fundamental right to education. Adapting to his character presented its challenges, as JP recounts his initial doubts about fitting into the role. Despite being a city dweller, he transformed his body language to embody the essence of a local boy, shedding six kilos through diet and minimal exercise while sporting a wardrobe sourced from Gurjari market in Shivajinagar throughout the filming process. JP emphasizes the importance of immersing oneself in the character being portrayed, underscoring the dedication required of actors to authentically inhabit their roles.