As the highly anticipated film Vrusshabha hits the screens today, actor Samarjit Lankesh is riding a wave of excitement and gratitude. The actor, who plays a pivotal role in this magnum opus, describes the entire experience as 'unreal' and one of the most memorable phases of his career.
A Dream Come True: Sharing Screen Space with a Legend
For Lankesh, a significant part of this unforgettable journey has been the opportunity to work alongside Malayalam cinema's megastar, Mohanlal. "I feel incredibly blessed to have landed a role alongside Mohanlal sir and to work with such big technicians," the actor shares enthusiastically. In the film, he steps into the shoes of Mohanlal's son, a character he finds both interesting and unique. "It's a role I really hope audiences connect with," he adds, highlighting his aspirations for the portrayal.
Vrusshabha: More Than Just an Action Flick
While the film promises high-octane sequences, Lankesh is keen to point out its emotional core. He describes Vrusshabha as a complete action entertainer that is deeply layered with strong family sentiments and love. "It's the kind of film that will touch people and be enjoyed by audiences across the board," he says, confident about its universal appeal. This blend of adrenaline-pumping action and heartfelt drama aims to offer a wholesome cinematic experience.
The Gruelling Action Schedule
The action in Vrusshabha, according to the actor, was both intense and demanding. With four action masters on board, the team underwent rigorous training to prepare for the complex sequences. The scale of the shoot was massive. "Each major action block took about seven to eight days to shoot, with three cameras and a huge setup," Lankesh explains, detailing the meticulous effort behind the spectacle. He promises that the result is fast-paced and very different from what audiences have seen before, something he is sure they will thoroughly enjoy.
As the film opens in theatres, Samarjit Lankesh's journey from the challenging sets to the big screen culminates, marking what he considers a defining moment in his acting career.
