venkatesh, varun Tej, Anil Ravipudi, and dil raju are back in the hit f2 franchise. In two days, the film f3 will be released. venkatesh has been pushing f3 vigorously and has given a number of interviews. In addition, he has grown more proactive during public relations activities. We had a one-on-one conversation with him after the film's release. Here are some highlights from the discussion.
What do you think of Anil Ravipudi's comment that you put your celebrity aside when shooting comic scenes?
I've always like comedies. The screenplay requires expressions and body language after an actor has gotten into character. I've never been referred to as a hero or a celebrity.
After the intense roles in Naarappa and Drushyam 2, was it easy for you to play an entertaining character?
Those were some intense movies. Drushyam has its own demand on the actor to deliver the original's product. Naarappa was a fascinating figure for me, and I adored him. I was desperate to play the role. Unfortunately, we had no choice but to go with an OTT release. When it comes to comedy, I'm a whole different person.
What do you say to your fans and families that have been waiting two years to see your film in theatres?
The rush you get from watching movies with nonstop amusement in front of a large crowd can't be explained in words. It's fun to watch comedians with your friends and family.
What are your thoughts on the film's theme?
Everyone wants to make a lot of money quickly and has their own dreams. They have a lot of issues when trying new things. That's entirely understandable. It's in human nature, despite the fact that we all know that nothing comes easily or quickly when done incorrectly. You must learn the lesson and make an effort to change. If you don't change, you'll have to deal with the same issues all over again.
What do you think of Anil Ravipudi's comment that you put your celebrity aside when shooting comic scenes?
I've always like comedies. The screenplay requires expressions and body language after an actor has gotten into character. I've never been referred to as a hero or a celebrity.
After the intense roles in Naarappa and Drushyam 2, was it easy for you to play an entertaining character?
Those were some intense movies. Drushyam has its own demand on the actor to deliver the original's product. Naarappa was a fascinating figure for me, and I adored him. I was desperate to play the role. Unfortunately, we had no choice but to go with an OTT release. When it comes to comedy, I'm a whole different person.
What do you say to your fans and families that have been waiting two years to see your film in theatres?
The rush you get from watching movies with nonstop amusement in front of a large crowd can't be explained in words. It's fun to watch comedians with your friends and family.
What are your thoughts on the film's theme?
Everyone wants to make a lot of money quickly and has their own dreams. They have a lot of issues when trying new things. That's entirely understandable. It's in human nature, despite the fact that we all know that nothing comes easily or quickly when done incorrectly. You must learn the lesson and make an effort to change. If you don't change, you'll have to deal with the same issues all over again.
