Diganth Manchale On Super Talk Time Show Talks About Other Stars
The ‘doodh peda’ of Kannada film industry, Diganth Manchale was recently on the show Super Talk Time, wherein he revealed that he would like to steal the best qualities from other actors.
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oi-Lalithram
By Lalithram
Usually,
if
there
are
two
films
releasing
on
the
same
day
in
the
same
month,
then
there
will
be
a
huge
star
war,
is
what
everyone
feels.
At
least,
that's
what
gets
relayed
on
the
social
media.
But,
the
reality
is,
stars
never
care
about
any
of
that.
That
was
proved
by
Diganth
Manchale,
also
known
famously
as
'Doodh
Peda',
who
appeared
on
the
tele
talk-show,
Super
Talk
Time.
There
are
no
wars
or
fights
between
the
stars
is
what
we
get
to
know
after
watching
his
episode
on
Colors
Super
channel.
Diganth
teaches
us
that,
in
fact,
it's
not
just
about
being
together,
it
is
also
about
being
close
and
learning
from
each
other.
He
tells
that
he
would
like
to
learn
skills
from
multiple
stars.
So,
what
did
Diganth
reveal
on
the
show?
Continue
reading..
Rapid
Fire
Round
The
anchor
of
the
program,
Akul
Balaji,
in
the
rapid
fire
round
told
Diganth
that
he
would
name
a
few
stars
from
whom
Diganth
would
steal
something
that
they
have.
Diganth,
the
wise
man,
chose
to
steal
the
best
qualities
in
some
Sandalwood
heroes,
thereby
expressing
his
admiration
for
them.
Darshan's
Mass
Appeal
Diganth,
when
asked
about
Challenging
Star
Darshan,
he
said
he
would
steal
Darshan's
mass
appeal
that
he
has
in
his
movies.
Sudeep's
Dialogue
Delivery
About
Kichcha
Sudeep,
Diganth
said,
"I
would
definitely
steal
his
dialogue
delivery
skills.
Also,
his
voice
dubbing
skills
are
excellent
and
worth
a
steal
too!"
About
Golden
Star
Ganesh
"Ganesh
is
an
excellent
actor.
His
exquisite
timing
sets
him
apart
from
others.
Be
it
comedy
or
any
scene,
his
timing
is
always
perfect.
I
would
gladly
steal
his
timing
skills,"
said
Diganth,
talking
about
Ganesh.
Duniya
Vijay's
Action
Sequences
Diganth
has
expressed
that
he
would
like
to
steal
Duniya
Vijay's
action
skills
as
he
loves
the
action
sequences
in
the
latter's
movies.