Saikiran Uppuluri
Saikiran Uppuluri
In the ever-evolving realm of Indian cinema, versatile actor Pankaj Tripathi stands as a testament to the dynamic shifts in storytelling. His recent venture, “Kadak Singh,” explores the intricacies of a tumultuous father-daughter relationship, bringing forth a unique perspective to the emotional narrative. The film, directed by Aniruddha Roy Chowdhury and streaming on ZEE5, showcases Pankaj Tripathi’s prowess as a performer alongside Sanjana Sanghi, Jaya Ahsan, Parvathy Thrivothu, and Paresh Pahuja.
In a candid interview, Pankaj Tripathi draws attention to the changing landscape of Indian cinema, particularly the expansion of themes and emotions explored. He reflects on the recent release of “,” starring Ranbir Kapoor, which delves into a turbulent father-son relationship. Pankaj emphasizes that this diversity in storytelling is a product of the digital era, where the advent of OTT platforms has broadened the scope of cinema, allowing for the exploration of similar emotions in vastly different ways.
Furthermore, the National Award winner highlights the transformative era for character actors, where performers like himself are not only recognized for their craft but have also garnered mainstream fame. Pankaj shares his surprise at the emergence of memes and mimicry based on his roles, illustrating the newfound stardom that character artists now enjoy. As the industry embraces unconventional narratives, Pankaj Tripathi’s journey becomes emblematic of the evolving tastes and acceptance of diverse storytelling in contemporary Indian cinema.
