Sparsh Shrivastava Showcases ‘Didi Braids’ After Extensive Styling Session

Synopsis

Actor Sparsh Shrivastava showcases his latest hairstyle, ‘didi braids’, through a series of Instagram photos. He shares his thoughts on experimentation in style and encourages embracing change. Sparsh also discusses the evolving landscape of Indian cinema and the potential of new talent in the industry.

Key Takeaways

Sparsh Shrivastava embraces personal style changes.
His new hairstyle, ‘didi braids’, took 2 hours to create.
He advocates for the democratization of talent in Indian cinema.
Believes in the importance of storytelling and skilled filmmakers.
‘Laapataa Ladies’ has potential for cult status.

Mumbai, March 16 (NationPress) Actor Sparsh Shrivastava enjoys exploring different styles in both his appearance and his projects, although this passion can sometimes come with challenges.

On Sunday, the talented actor took to Instagram to post a collection of images featuring his new look with ‘didi braids’. He was dressed in a relaxed outfit complemented by a vibrant jacket.

In his caption, he expressed his love for personal style experimentation, stating, “I adore experimenting with my craft, my mindset, and predominantly with my looks, hence this! The hair styling took nearly 2 hours. I dozed off twice during the process, but once it was finished, the time spent was absolutely justified. The moral of the story: it’s tedious to remain the same. Continuously evolve and embrace change (sic).”

Previously, Sparsh, who recently starred in ‘Laapataa Ladies’ alongside Nitanshi Goel and Pratibha Ranta, mentioned that the democratization of talent and proper support for them could elevate Indian cinema to a significant contender on the global stage.

In an interview with IANS, he remarked, “I believe our narratives will improve. The industry is beginning to recognize that it's the right talent, compelling stories, and skilled creators that drive a film’s success more than just a famous name. This shift will empower emerging filmmakers.”

He added, “I engage with numerous independent producers and novice writers, including young talents fresh out of film schools. They are incredibly skilled, and I think the time has come for them to shine. I sincerely hope that established filmmakers will have faith in new talent and that more creators will follow suit so that our industry can advance and leave a mark.”

Sparsh believes that ‘Laapataa Ladies’ is a film that is poised to stand the test of time and achieve cult status in the next 10-15 years. He cited some of his favorite films like ‘Tamasha’ and ‘Gangs of Wasseypur’, suggesting that ‘Laapataa Ladies’ has the potential to reach similar acclaim over the years.