Nawazuddin Siddiqui calls colourful to his all grey characters!

Nawazuddin Siddiqui

Bollywood actor Nawazuddin Siddiqui is a gifted actor. He has paved his way into the movie industry with hard work and willpower and is now ruling all over it. Nawazuddin will be seen in a negative role in the forthcoming web series Sacred Games, which is based on Vikram Chandra’s novel by the same name.

In a media conversation with a daily, talking about Sacred Games and he revealed, "Vikramaditya Motwane and Anurag Kashyap, who are the directors, had narrated the script to me earlier. They had told me how they wanted to create the character and take it ahead. During the shoot, I used to make someone sit and read out the novel to me."

Speaking about the character Ganesh Gaitonde, he revealed, "See, if you want to categorize him, then he’s a gangster. But I don’t think of such tags. He comes to Mumbai from a small village in Konkan with big dreams. Maybe his path is not right because his surroundings have been like that. He manages to escape unhurt from a lot of things, so he starts believing that he’s invincible. That’s how I have approached the role. I didn’t play him with a certain attitude just because he’s a gangster. That’s how I approach every character."

Speaking about what appeals him to play dark or grey characters, Nawazuddin revealed, "Black or white characters have no shades. It’s the grey characters who are colourful. White characters - the heroes - have nothing to do. They just keep standing like sticks, while the others around them adorn the film. There is no fun in that. Hollywood actors Robert De Niro and Al Pacino have mainly played characters with grey shades. That’s where you get to see what the actor is all about. Even I am selfish. I prefer grey characters because there is more scope in them."


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