Sunny Hinduja is called Sandeep bhaiya from the world of Aspirants, and Milind from The Family Man, and was most not too long ago seen as an antagonist in Shehzada. But he says exploring darker shades was in no way about breaking away from any form of stereotype.
“I don’t think the decision to play the role of an antagonist was about getting into an image or I’m doing a stereotype. I like to go with the flow,” Hinduja says, including, “I always believe that the role chooses me. I believe the universe has a plan for me, and all I should do is perform each character with 100% honesty, it doesn’t matter if it’s a positive or a negative role.”
Opening up in regards to the response he bought for the function, the actor says, “The response has been really overwhelming. I have been getting a lot of calls and a lot of compliments, and I am really happy with the kind of love I have gotten from the people. It is their love that keeps me going and encourages me to do better and the best every time”.
When it involves his profession, he needs to be challenged, which has turned out to be crucial driving issue whereas sieving by way of scripts.
“As an artist and an actor, I am challenged every day. It’s not that easy to slip into any character, it’s a process with its fair share of challenges. I love to explore the journey of playing a character and it is a very intense process. I expect a lot from myself and love the challenges that come everyday with every scene and each new character,” says the actor.
Hinduja got here into the highlight with internet initiatives — Aspirants and The Family Man, and is completely happy to see the medium acquire extra prominence.
“The OTT world is constantly evolving and changing. After the lockdown, the OTT content is, in my opinion, being consumed by a lot of people. Such different genres of content are being showcased now. It caters to a variety of audience.The best part is that everyone is now more eager to consume good-quality content, and OTT has also raised the bar…. Everyone now wants to work on OTT because its audience will only grow,” he says, including, “The digital world has evolved at a very fast pace in the last couple of years, and I am sure we all will grow further from here on. All I want is people to not play safe and create the content they believe in.”
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