Naveen Shankar: 'I carefully select scripts to prioritize audience responsibility'
Six years since he set off to fulfill his dream of becoming an actor, Naveen Shankar tells us that his journey has been slow, but measured. He has ensured that it is filled with experiences and work t...
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Six years after embarking on his journey to pursue his dream of becoming an actor, Naveen Shankar reflects on his progress, describing it as steady and deliberate. He emphasizes the importance of filling his career with meaningful experiences and work that he takes pride in. While he recently received accolades for his performance in "Dharani Mandala Madhyadolage," Naveen is optimistic about his future projects, including one where he acts alongside Kannada star Shivarajkumar, believing that they will resonate with audiences. Naveen expresses his commitment to not disappoint his viewers, highlighting the significance of selecting roles that leave a positive impact. He advocates for prioritizing quality over quantity in the film industry, drawing inspiration from the success of Malayalam cinema. Naveen aims to create content that transcends boundaries and appeals to a global audience while remaining a devoted fan of Kannada cinema. In his upcoming role as one of the main antagonists, Naveen is eager to push his craft to new heights.Naveen mentions that before accepting a film, he looks for a captivating story or a strong character to portray. The upcoming project offers both elements, along with the chance to work alongside Shivarajkumar. Naveen admires how Shivarajkumar and Dhananjaya appreciate their co-stars. He is excited to portray a character who is cunning, intelligent, and ruthless. Taking a break from acting allowed Naveen to focus on personal growth and skills enhancement. Despite financial challenges, Naveen's commitment to quality projects remains steadfast. He is eager to reconnect with his passion for acting through new opportunities. Besides the project with Shivarajkumar, Naveen has confirmed another film with director Janardhan, with whom he previously collaborated on 'Gultoo'.