I would like to work in Tulu industry: Actor Rakshit Shetty
After the success of National Level Seminar and Media Fest – BEACONS 2K17, Nitte Institute of Communication, constituent college of Nitte University welcomed the popular actor-director of the Sandalwood Industry, Rakshit Shetty on March 14, Tuesday at their Paneer campus in Deralakatte. Expressing his views on popularizing the Tulu industry, Rakshit Shetty opined that the film does not require a language to be popular. “Apocalypto, film based on Mayan period achieved great success for the portrayal of the events that took place during Mayan era and not because of the language. Tulu being my mother tongue, I would like to work in the same field and make it notable world wide” expressed the actor. Speaking of Kannada Film Industry, the renowned actor stressed on how making parallel cinemas are a necessity to break the monotony of catering to a single audience. "Sandalwood has been catering to a single crowd for a long time. Now it’s high time for the parallel cinema to step in and make a difference" he opined. Several questions were shot at the actor when the discussion opened to the public, media and students.
When asked about his role model, Rakshit openly admitted how inspired he was with work of Late Mr. Shankar Nag, well known as actor, producer and director of various Kannada Films.
"I am very much inspired by Shankar Nag sir. He is a star we lost very early but his achievements still don't fail to mesmerize us. I want to accomplish at least half of what he has done" he confessed.
Answering to the questions about the distribution of his recent flick, Kirik Party, Rakshit Shetty said that the people should come out from the traditional way of viewing films and accept the modern screening of movies.
"We are in a need for lot of multiplexes. It is very difficult for families to watch movies in theaters with hard seats and fans hung feets high over their head. It is very necessary to bring up middle-class multiplexes in various part of the state" he suggested.
Addressing the similar issue, the actor announced that his renowned production house- Paramvah are making an effort to bring up new middle-class theaters.
Amid the query session, he directed students to watch a lot of movies by great directors.
"Never get influenced by someone. I watched a lot of movies over and over again to correct and understand the flaws. Because at the end of the day, only my original work makes me stand out in the crowd." said the actor with reference to 'Craft of Film Making'.
He advised the students to start making lot of short films, as that is the place where you get to know your flaws and improve to make better films.
"I am a director who wants to be a good actor and play different characters. There should always be a purpose that will inspire you to move ahead in this field. Direction helps me to be a better actor" he concluded. On the occasion, NICO students presented a special video made exclusively for the star. The fans from across the city also grabbed the opportunity to click ‘selfie’ and offer special portrait made for the actor.
Head of the Department Prof Raviraj Kini and other faculty members were present on the occasion.
After the success of National Level Seminar and Media Fest – BEACONS 2K17, Nitte Institute of Communication, constituent college of Nitte University welcomed the popular actor-director of the Sandalwood Industry, Rakshit Shetty on March 14, Tuesday at their Paneer campus in Deralakatte. Expressing his views on popularizing the Tulu industry, Rakshit Shetty opined that the film does not require a language to be popular. “Apocalypto, film based on Mayan period achieved great success for the portrayal of the events that took place during Mayan era and not because of the language. Tulu being my mother tongue, I would like to work in the same field and make it notable world wide” expressed the actor. Speaking of Kannada Film Industry, the renowned actor stressed on how making parallel cinemas are a necessity to break the monotony of catering to a single audience. "Sandalwood has been catering to a single crowd for a long time. Now it’s high time for the parallel cinema to step in and make a difference" he opined. Several questions were shot at the actor when the discussion opened to the public, media and students.
When asked about his role model, Rakshit openly admitted how inspired he was with work of Late Mr. Shankar Nag, well known as actor, producer and director of various Kannada Films.
"I am very much inspired by Shankar Nag sir. He is a star we lost very early but his achievements still don't fail to mesmerize us. I want to accomplish at least half of what he has done" he confessed.
Answering to the questions about the distribution of his recent flick, Kirik Party, Rakshit Shetty said that the people should come out from the traditional way of viewing films and accept the modern screening of movies.
"We are in a need for lot of multiplexes. It is very difficult for families to watch movies in theaters with hard seats and fans hung feets high over their head. It is very necessary to bring up middle-class multiplexes in various part of the state" he suggested.
Addressing the similar issue, the actor announced that his renowned production house- Paramvah are making an effort to bring up new middle-class theaters.
Amid the query session, he directed students to watch a lot of movies by great directors.
"Never get influenced by someone. I watched a lot of movies over and over again to correct and understand the flaws. Because at the end of the day, only my original work makes me stand out in the crowd." said the actor with reference to 'Craft of Film Making'.
He advised the students to start making lot of short films, as that is the place where you get to know your flaws and improve to make better films.
"I am a director who wants to be a good actor and play different characters. There should always be a purpose that will inspire you to move ahead in this field. Direction helps me to be a better actor" he concluded. On the occasion, NICO students presented a special video made exclusively for the star. The fans from across the city also grabbed the opportunity to click ‘selfie’ and offer special portrait made for the actor.
Head of the Department Prof Raviraj Kini and other faculty members were present on the occasion.
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