For any sequel, it’s solely apparent for viewers to have excessive expectations from it, particularly if the primary half has been a humongous success. And that’s precisely the case with Pankaj Tripathi’s upcoming movie, OMG 2, the sequel to 2012 hit movie, OMG – Oh My God! While the movie continues to create buzz for extra causes than one, the actor says he has no such stress to surpass the legacy that actor Paresh Rawal created within the unique.
“I don’t think about the pressure or anything like that. I do my work with honesty and once I am done, I do not think about other things,” says Tripathi, including, . Meri imaandaari hello yahi hai ki major apna 100% doon. Meri jitni samajh hai, aur jitna kaam aata hai, uske hisaab se har challenge me apna greatest de deta hoon. And then I go away it on the universe. Zaroori nahi meri har ek efficiency sabko pasand aaye.”
Another factor that has put the discharge of OMG 2 into highlight is the truth that it can conflict with one more anticipated sequel, Gadar 2 on the field workplace on the identical day. But, Tripathi is fast to make clear that’s nowhere a cause for him to fret or get bothered about.
“Main siwaye acting ke, aur kisi cheez par dhyaan nahi deta. If four films are released (on the same day), and all four of them are good, toh wo sab chalengi. I don’t really bother about how many screens we have got. I’m not even aware where my film will be released. Acting mera kaam hai aur film ki business side ke baare mein mujhe koi idea nahi hota,” says the 46-year-old.
While Tripathi has a number of huge display tasks to his credit score, he has additionally been ruling the OTT area together with his reveals among the many most watched content material. However, regardless of being one of many prime names on the streaming platforms, the actor admits he faces pay disparity.
According to a current survey, actor Ajay Devgn’s complete remuneration for Rudra: The Edge of Darkness is ₹125 crores, whereas actors like Manoj Bajpayee, Radhika Apte and Pankaj Tripathi stand at ₹10 crore for The Family Man 2), ₹4 crore for Sacred Games and ₹12 crores for Mirzapur 2.
Ask Tripathi how he sees the issues and he replies, “Mujhe pata toh chale ki saamne wale ko kitna mila, tab main samjhu ki mujhe jo mil raha hai wo zyaada hai ya kam. I don’t know about it, and honestly, I don’t want to know also. I’m a very satisfied human. Whatever I have and whatever I’m getting is more than enough for me. Who is getting what in life does not bother me at all. My manager is my wife, so I don’t waste my time in all these discussions.”
While Tripathi prefers to stay unperturbed by many of the issues on the work entrance, what certainly impacts him are issues which are past cinema. “I get worried about my family. I’m concerned about the nature. That’s what I am interested in, and that’s what goes in my mind when I’m not working. I don’t merge my personal and professional life. Acting mera kaam hai. Main pura din aur raat kaam nahi kar sakta hoon. Once I’ve wrapped up work, it’s over for me for that day. Din mein jo kiya hai, agar raat ko bhi ussi ke baare mein sochunga, toh kya fayda,” he ends.
Source web site: www.hindustantimes.com
