Mumbai : In an exclusive interview with IANS, actor Roman Shawl opens up about his remarkable work in the South film industry, particularly his standout performance in Amaran. With the film receiving widespread praise, Shawl's portrayal of Asif Ani has earned him recognition as one of the most promising talents of the industry. Reflecting on his journey, Shawl shares insights into the intense preparation he underwent for the role and the challenges of portraying such a complex character. He also speaks about the impact of the film's success, his upcoming projects, and the evolving nature of his career in the South film space. With his powerful presence and dedication to his craft, Shawl is rapidly carving a place for himself in the hearts of audiences and critics alike.
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00:00I think that's always been the case with models.
00:07They only consider us as good looking people, but can't act.
00:12But with Amaran, I hope that has changed, because the only feedback that I've gotten
00:16from Amaran is, he's an actor, because the looks had to be kept behind to play that guy.
00:22So yeah.
00:23We were very serious about work, Amaran was all about work.
00:33There was so much unity with everybody, especially with my director.
00:37There were so many instances like, there was this special instance that I would like to
00:41mention.
00:42After a take, I went to the camera and I was watching my take and sir was sitting, he was
00:47also looking at it.
00:49And then he suddenly says, Roman, who's this person?
00:53So I looked behind and said, oh, that's my cousin, sir.
00:55So he's like, no, no, Roman, not this.
00:57This guy on screen, when I say action, who's this person?
01:00That's not you.
01:01So how do you switch?
01:04That was a big compliment for me because, you know, a new actor is doing a big film.
01:09To tell him that, it was his way to tell me that you're a good actor.
01:13So yeah, that's something very close to me.
01:21Also, my director, Mr. Danish Renju, we were planning to do a feature film.
01:28So while we were discussing that, that's when he sent me this script, he said, Roman, I'm
01:31making this short film, do you want to read it?
01:35So I read it and I felt very connected to the story, even though I didn't have much
01:39to do in it.
01:40But the whole story is about Kabir, Dr. Kabir.
01:43And this was a real life incident that has happened in Kashmir.
01:47So I wanted to work with the directors.
01:48But that's why I said yes to My Father's Doctor.
01:57I am my, I am Kashmiri.
01:59I was raised in Nainital, but my parents are from Kashmir.
02:02So maybe that's why people associate Kashmir with me so much.
02:08And thankfully, the scripts that have come in, I don't pick up scripts because they are
02:12Kashmiri, just that I somehow resonated with those scripts.
02:15And that's why I took them.
02:22Sushmita ji had been throughout the journey of my shooting.
02:25So she knew what was happening.
02:27And she told me that, I see you finally coming to your own with this film.
02:32So that was a very big compliment for me.
02:34And it has boosted my skills as an actor.
02:43It's mutual respect.
02:44If you have that, any relation can survive.
02:48So I think we have that for each other.
02:55You don't have to manage what is real.
02:57You don't need to manage that.
02:59So I think that's why we don't speak much about it.
03:02What two people share is between them.
03:03And that's how it is.
03:11See, any art form is cathartic for me.
03:14So it helps me channelize my energy.
03:16So it balances me out actually.