the layabout gets it.

(Continuation of the the last post: the lost case)


Haah!!! So so so easy to complicate the simple things. A little problem and we start running around like little babies..

Okay okay.. maybe not you.. only me!!! I start running

But this is who i  am.. if something is bugging me everyone will know somehow or the other (meaning i will tell them)  and I am comfortable with this.

The fact that I was not getting the hang of the role is known by most of my friends who I talk on the regular basis. and those of you happen to come across this.

Now, when i was was talking about my problem, it was how I couldn't act because English was not my primary language..

oh it was such a ***** lame reason. A reason which made me look good because, well not been able to act was my real problem where as not been able to speak like a native english speaker was never mine.

So here it is, I kept working on the character and during the course of reading the script again and again for short period's time with changing a few words here and there to suit me, I reached the character's nerve ending which leads to his voice and the way he talks.. as I had his voice, it was done and approved by my co-actor with a remark like this, " tera role accha taiyar ho gaya re.. you got it".  Translation, "you got the character, it sounds good".

And this was the end of my trouble and now I can concentrate on more important aspect. The Direction.

PS. though the solution I reached was already suggested by my writer friend. but i wanted to take my own path in finding the voice and when i found it I remembered his suggestion. Next time, take a goddam suggestion anyone gives. At least give it a try.