MUMBAI: In an exclusive conversation with Pallavi Joshi, she discussed her next film, "Delhi Files." Along with sharing some fascinating details about the sequences, she expresses her enthusiasm for the film. She then discusses Vivek Agnihotri, the filmmaker, and the negative reactions to the films. She concludes by sharing some of her favorite memories of Shyam Benegal and how he motivates and develops her.
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00:00I am excited about every film and every new project.
00:15When a new kid is about to come home, the house is filled with happiness.
00:21I am an actor and a producer at different levels.
00:33Production has become my new profession now.
00:38If I hadn't done Delhi Files today, I would have been doing some other film.
00:42I will continue films after this.
00:45Delhi Files is not the end of my career.
00:49Yes, it is the end of the trilogy.
00:52But I will continue producing films.
00:54Hopefully, I will continue to get such excitement.
01:04When I did both things together for the first time, I found it a little difficult.
01:10But with years of experience, I think I have become very flawless.
01:18Since I have been producing films for so many years, I have a very good production team.
01:26Very good professionals work with me.
01:31When I am acting, I don't have any production problems.
01:39I don't have any worries.
01:42I can purely concentrate on my acting.
01:44And thanks to my team for that.
01:49I don't think anyone is easy.
01:56Even they face a lot of difficulties with me.
02:00When you come from two different families, there is only one bond between you two.
02:12There is a lot of love and respect for each other.
02:19There is a lot of trust and faith in each other.
02:24It evolves with the stages.
02:27But it is that bond that keeps you together.
02:30There are always fights.
02:32He is always difficult.
02:34I am always difficult.
02:36On sets, Vivek is a very cooperative director.
02:47If actors get such a director, then...
02:52You must have seen in our films, how each actor performs.
02:58They put so much faith in their actors.
03:03They give you 100% scope to do the characterisation without meddling.
03:20There are two things.
03:22I have been in this profession for many years.
03:26I have been working since childhood.
03:29I had this knowledge.
03:33If your film doesn't do well, people will say bad things about you.
03:42In the age of social media, people say it directly.
03:47This is also a phase.
03:50If you start stressing yourself with negative comments,
03:57then you will never do a good job.
04:00Positive energy should rule within you.
04:06Positive energy will always defeat negative energy.
04:10I never let go of my positivity.
04:12Neither do my children nor Vivek.
04:14We do what we have to do.
04:16We don't get bothered.
04:18We don't get swayed by whoever is saying whatever.
04:21Because we know what we are doing.
04:24As long as we are doing it right, there is no fear in doing it.
04:34I don't think it's going to serve any purpose to talk about backlash.
04:42If there is going to be backlash, then there will be.
04:44If the film has to run, then it has to run.
04:47Since we are shooting, our first priority is
04:52that whatever script comes in front of us,
04:55whatever research comes in front of us,
04:57a beautiful film has been written on the basis of that.
05:02Every department should complete that film with 100% honesty.
05:09After the shooting of the film is over,
05:11what should be its marketing and strategy,
05:15what will happen, all these things are for later.
05:19No matter how much we think,
05:22that we won't let this happen, we won't let that happen,
05:25every film has its own destiny.
05:27Whatever is in this film's destiny, that will definitely happen.
05:30But we will always be satisfied with one thing,
05:35that we didn't let even 1% of our work be less.
05:40We have done our work honestly, 100%.
05:43And if you have this satisfaction,
05:45then it is said that belief can move mountains.
05:55I call my time the good old Doordarshan days,
05:58because we used to do weeklies then.
06:00Very good shows used to come.
06:02We had progressive women.
06:04We have seen shows like Rajini,
06:08we have seen shows like Mrignayani,
06:10we have seen Bharat Ek Khoch,
06:12we have seen Buniyat,
06:14we have seen shows like Air Hostess.
06:18There were very good shows.
06:20I did a show called Alpaviram,
06:24it was all about women empowerment,
06:27strength of women.
06:29But since the daily soap has started,
06:32kitchen politics,
06:34and one woman pulling another woman down,
06:37television has become a monster,
06:40which has to be fed 24x7.
06:42There should be sensationalism everywhere.
06:45If there is sensationalism in your news,
06:48then imagine how much sensationalism
06:50there is in drama shows.
06:52There is an organization called BCCC,
06:55which is the Broadcasting Complaints Corporation.
07:01They send complaints to the audience of television.
07:05I can't tell you what kind of complaints they send.
07:08It hurts me to see where we have come to.
07:13Some say it has become Hindu-centric,
07:17some say you have called a caste by name.
07:25Sometimes I feel like writing a book on television
07:28and call it Obituary.
07:30Sharminegal was like a father figure to me.
07:33I have learnt a lot from her.
07:35I spent my early days with her.
07:42She has made a big contribution in my life.
07:45Whatever I am today,
07:47whatever thoughts I have,
07:49the kind of work I do,
07:51the kind of films I choose,
07:53the kind of characters I like,
07:55the kind of people I meet,
07:57the kind of films I choose,
07:59the kind of characters I like,
08:01I owe it all to him.
08:03In fact, there are two people
08:05who I consider my mentors.
08:07One was Sharminegal,
08:09and the other person is Amol Palekar.
08:17I don't know what to say.
08:19I feel very empty without him.
08:21He should have been there.
08:23He still had a lot to give to the industry.
08:27He should have been there.
08:32My emotions are depleting.
08:36I am almost out of poetry.
08:41The environment is such
08:43that interpersonal relations
08:45have become transactional.
08:49Transactions don't have
08:51any place for emotions.
08:54I feel that
08:56because we have a medium
08:58like a film,
09:00we can reintroduce
09:02emotions into the society
09:04through it.
09:06And we have to do it.