2020
might
be
a
dull
year
for
many
actors/actresses,
but
actor
Pankaj
Tripathi
was
surely
not
in
that
list.
Despite
the
novel
Coronavirus
pandemic,
the
actor
had
three
major
releases
on
OTT-
Gunjan
Saxena:
The
Kargil
Girl,
Mirzapur
2
and
Ludo.
While
Mirzapur
was
a
web
series,
the
other
two
were
Bollywood
films.
In
his
latest
tete-a-tete
with
a
leading
daily,
Tripathi
spoke
about
his
upcoming
film,
'83,
which
is
helmed
by
Kabir
Khan.
The
film
narrates
the
story
of
India's
incredible
cricket
World
Cup
victory
in
1983.
In
the
film,
Pankaj
Tripathi
plays
the
character
of
Indian
team
manager,
PR
Man
Singh.
While
speaking
about
the
film,
Tripathi
said
that
the
film
deserves
to
release
in
theatres
and
that
'83
deserves
a
theatrical
experience.
"When
you
watch
the
film
with
people
around,
you
will
feel
like
you
are
in
a
stadium,
watching
India
lift
the
World
Cup," he
added.
He
also
asserted
that
while
preparing
for
his
character,
he
met
Man
Singh
in
Hyderabad
and
learnt
the
Hyderabadi
dialect
from
him.
"Not
too
many
people
know
anything
about
him,
but
for
the
14
players,
he
was
the
hero," said
the
Stree
actor.
Talking
about
his
equation
with
his
co-stars,
the
actor
revealed
how
he
struck
a
chord
with
them
on
the
sets
and
said,
"I'd
take
advantage
of
my
seniority
and
my
role
to
admonish
them
sometimes,
and
if
we
packed
up
early,
I'd
regale
them
with
stories
and
my
extensive
knowledge."