Ranveer Singh on acting: My approach is different from a lot of my peers
| Updated: Feb 12, 2018, 13:24 IST
Ranveer Singh's energy is contagious. He's someone you'd love to be around and there is no doubt that he is probably one of the best actors we have in the industry today. His charm, combined with his superlative talent is just mind-boggling most times and let's just simply say that he's someone who deserves to be where he is today. Speaking to a leading daily, Ranveer had much to say about his personality as also about his acting skills.
He said, “I’m surprised that so many people think, 'How can someone be so happy?' I find that an appalling question. According to me, happiness is a choice. I get to do for a living what I love to do. Maybe I would have been a different person had I not been an actor. I wanted to be a hero in Hindi films and today, I have become that. I’m genuinely happy most of the times.” Ranveer also revealed his acting process. “I have always been very serious about the craft of acting. I have a theatre background and have done a lot of study in the theory of acting as well. Yet, the most I have learnt is on the job. My approach is different from a lot of my peers. Apart from being on the sets, it is the process of developing the character that I find most fulfilling. For Khilji, I lived in isolation for three weeks. I didn’t speak with anyone. During that period, I tried different things. I studied tyrannical figures and oppression in history," he said.
Simply put...we love him for who he is!
He said, “I’m surprised that so many people think, 'How can someone be so happy?' I find that an appalling question. According to me, happiness is a choice. I get to do for a living what I love to do. Maybe I would have been a different person had I not been an actor. I wanted to be a hero in Hindi films and today, I have become that. I’m genuinely happy most of the times.” Ranveer also revealed his acting process. “I have always been very serious about the craft of acting. I have a theatre background and have done a lot of study in the theory of acting as well. Yet, the most I have learnt is on the job. My approach is different from a lot of my peers. Apart from being on the sets, it is the process of developing the character that I find most fulfilling. For Khilji, I lived in isolation for three weeks. I didn’t speak with anyone. During that period, I tried different things. I studied tyrannical figures and oppression in history," he said.
Simply put...we love him for who he is!