In a recent interview, Paresh Rawal commented on Ranveer Singh’s method of acting for Padmaavat

Paresh Rawal said he isn’t a fan of such an acting method, where it later affects the actor.

Paresh Rawal recently appeared for an interview on Siddharth Kannan’s YouTube channel. The actor spoke about a variety of subjects, including his latest film, other actors, their methods, and more. When asked about Ranveer Singh’s acting method for Padmaavat, Paresh Rawal said that he isn’t a fan of such a method.

Paresh Rawal shares whether an intense acting method is favourable.

Actor Ranveer Singh revealed that getting into the skin of his character Alauddin Khilji in Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s Padmaavat was too intense, so much so that the character stayed with him even after the shoot was over. Paresh Rawal, on the same shared, “Agar aap aisa karte ho na bhaiya toh ye galat tarika hain. Aap ke andar saakshi bhaav hona chahiye. Accha mujhe ek baat bataiye ap jitna bhi daaru pee lo maa ya biwi ke palang pe jaake hi so jaate ho. Woh saakshi bhav hain na (If you follow such a process, it is wrong. You must have a witness attitude in it. Even after you have a lot of alocohol, one still goes home to their mother or their wife. That is the witness attitude, right)?” He added, “Ye galat hain ki main role mein ghus gaya tha… toh kisi ko chaku maar doge aap (This is wrong that for a role, you forget everything… so one can also stab someone like that)?”

Netizens react on what Paresh Rawal said.

Several users on Reddit didn’t agree with Paresh’s logic and said that both sides of the process could coexist. One user wrote, “What sort of an explanation was this? I mean, I get what he’s trying to say that nobody should be that invested in a role once the job is done, but could’ve explained better.” Another wrote, “As much as I admire him, he is wrong because that’s not his method. Heath ledger is one example, and Vikram from the Tamil industry is another. People have their own methods for achieving the best possible performance. Hrithik Roshan once said he locked himself in a room for many days to understand the role and character and all that.” A third user wrote, “Whaaat? Did Paresh really bring in the comparison of sleeping in your mom’s bed vs wife’s? Like what kind of comparison is that? What is even the point of what he’s trying to make???”