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Pratik Gandhi Discusses Portraying Anti-Heroes Without Glorification

Pratik Gandhi Discusses Portraying Anti-Heroes Without Glorification
Ghamasaan Actor Pratik Gandhi On Glorification Of Anti-Heroes: There's Thin Line Between... - EXCL · timesnownews.com

Pratik Gandhi talked about acting as anti-heroes in films.

An anti-hero is a main character who may do bad or questionable things.

He said these films are not automatically his first choice, but he enjoys them.

He explained that actors must make such characters believable.

At the same time, they should not make harmful actions look admirable.

Gandhi said an actor needs to understand why the character behaves that way.

For example, a performer playing a dacoit must understand the character’s reasons.

He compared this challenge to walking on a tightrope.

He said experience helps actors find the right balance.

Key facts

Person interviewed
Pratik Gandhi
Topic
Portraying anti-heroes
View on anti-hero films
They are not his go-to choice, but he enjoys them equally.
Main challenge
Performing the character convincingly without glorifying the character’s actions.
Example cited
A dacoit’s motivations must be understood by the actor.
Key metaphor
Gandhi compared the performance challenge to walking a tightrope.
Source format
Exclusive interview

Quotes

Pratik Gandhi

Actor discussing his preferences and approach to portraying anti-hero characters

“I wouldn’t call anti-hero films my go-to choice. I enjoy them equally.”
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