Amol Parashar: ‘I’ve been wanting to carry a gun and shout expletives’

Amol Parashar was harbouring a want for lengthy. He needed to wield a gun in entrance of the digital camera. Oddly, administrators couldn’t think about the actor, who has proven his prowess in comedy with Tripling, Money (2021) and Candy Desires, in such roles—till now. Parashar will quickly be seen in an inheritance drama, which co-stars Nimrat Kaur and is directed by Sahir Raza, who beforehand helmed Unlawful—Justice Out of Order.

Naturally, the actor is happy to painting an intense function after starring in a slew of feel-good tales. “It’s an inheritance drama, a style I haven’t performed but. I’ve been wanting to carry a gun, shout some expletives, kill somebody or get killed. I used to be not getting any of these roles for some motive, till this,” he says of the yet-untitled collection. The present, shot over three months, was wrapped up final Might. Parashar provides, “It’s the darkest story I’ve ever been part of. I’m taking part in such a maniac that it was liberating as an actor.” 

Desirous to shed the boy-next-door picture, he credit Ektaa R Kapoor for imagining him in a special function when nobody else did. “After Tripling, everybody mentioned I used to be too city. That’s when Ektaa approached me for Dolly Kitty Aur Woh Chamakte Sitare [2021], the place I performed a small-town boy,” says the actor, who additionally has Gram Chikitsalaya and Nausikhiye lined up.