Synopsis
Actor Adarsh Gourav, preparing for his role in the upcoming film 'Tu Yaa Main' with Shanaya Kapoor, emphasizes his commitment to transformation in acting and his determination to avoid repetition in his performances.Key Takeaways
- Adarsh Gourav's
- Importance of character immersion.
- Investment in character appearance and backstory.
- Fear of repetitiveness in performances.
- 'Tu Yaa Main' set for Valentine’s Day 2026 release.
Mumbai, March 27 (NationPress) Actor Adarsh Gourav, who is gearing up to portray a quirky local influencer in “Tu Yaa Main” alongside Shanaya Kapoor, expressed that he never wants to repeat himself as the essence of acting is rooted in transformation.
Reflecting on his ability to adapt, Adarsh shared, "For me, acting is about complete immersion—physically, emotionally, and mentally. I don’t just play a character; I become them."
"Each role requires a different version of me, and that’s what excites me the most. Whether it’s Dhruv in Rukh, Balram Halwai in The White Tiger, or Jugnu in Guns & Gulaabs, I have consistently aimed to deliver authenticity on screen.”
“This involves reshaping my physical presence, changing my mannerisms, and profoundly understanding the psyche of the character I’m embodying.”
Adarsh mentioned that he dedicates time to develop each character’s appearance, as looks convey narratives.
“The way a person walks, dresses, or even carries themselves can unveil much about their life journey. Portraying Neil Pereira, a fitness trainer in Kho Gaye Hum Kahan, required me to cultivate a physique that appeared naturally athletic, while Nasir Shaikh in Superboys of Malegaon needed to reflect the hunger and passion of an aspiring filmmaker.”
“Now, for Tu Yaa Main, I’m embracing the role of a small-town social media influencer—a character that calls for a completely different methodology.”
Identifying it as his “greatest fear,” he remarked: "I never want to repeat myself. That’s my greatest fear as an actor. If I appear and feel identical in every film, I am not honoring the craft. The joy of acting resides in transformation, in vanishing so entirely into a character that the audience forgets the actor behind it. That’s my mission every single time.”
Slated for release on Valentine’s Day 2026, “Tu Yaa Main” is anticipated to be the ultimate date fright film—a captivating, genre-blending experience that promises romance, thrills, and survival, all enveloped in a stunning cinematic presentation.
