Three film old yet learning, Sushant Singh Rajput is a revelation in all his films. But with Detective Byomkesh Bakshy, he trod into a little riskier territory. But his confidence remains unhindered.
He does not look like a Bengali and his accent is unlike any other Bengali. But Sushant admits that his month long stay in Bengali has made him a half Bengali. From the streets of North Bengal to Esplanade and the doi, phuchkas to the biryani, Sushant loves it all. Bengal has its new Byomkesh. Aami Shotti Bolchhi!
Facing a volley of questions with a smile each time, Sushant explains why DBB is his most honest performance and why the success of DBB might just open doors for other filmmakers to try something as exciting, risky and challenging as Byomkesh… Over to our Byomkesh of the moment.
When you make a film on Byomkesh, comparisons are bound to happen. Were there any apprehensions in your mind?
I had not watched the films before I started shooting for DBB. But I knew about Feluda. I read about Feluda and Byomkesh as well. But if you ask me whether I was apprehensive, I would say no! As an actor, when you work on a character, you don’t think about anything else. You just think of yourself as the character and that’s it. I am very selfish as an actor (Laughs) I just thought about our Byomkesh, although it’s not very different from the original Byomkesh.
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