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Kundali Bhagya: Manit Joura Has No Issues With Less Screen Time (Exclusive)
Actor
Manit
Joura
is
entirely
satisfied
with
his
four-year-long
journey
as
the
parallel
lead
Rishabh
Luthra
in
the
hit
Zee
TV
show
Kundali
Bhagya.
But
he
is
not
seen
much
in
the
show
now.
Why
is
that
so?
Manit
informs
Filmibeat
that
he
has
just
returned
after
a
15-day
break.
Before
that,
he
was
busy
with
the
Dangal
TV
show,
Prem
Bandhan,
where
he
played
the
main
lead.
"I have just finished a festival film with a known director. I know what you mean about not being seen, but honestly, I don't nitpick about my character graph, preferring to with the flow," he says.
The actor adds, "A positive approach makes better sense; otherwise, I might slip into despair. And it is not all gloomy, for I do get my time in the sun in the show."
"Also, non-stop appearances run the risk of getting stale. Having said that, one always aspires to do better, keeping the potential in mind. Lastly, not all shows will give you everything. Some offer equity. Others, money," he sums up.
Manit enjoyed his short stint with Dangal TV. He says, "Many people say had it been on a more prominent channel, things might have been even bigger."
Point out that he is yet to get the main lead in a big-ticket show on mainstream TV (he had again essayed the parallel lead in Mujhse Kuchh Kehti...Yeh Khamoshiyaan back in 2013), Manit quips, "I am in no position to call the shots yet, so I take what best comes my way."
When asked as to why we have not seen him on OTT after The Test Case and Baarish, he said, "Waiting for a meaty character, plus, I am not very comfortable with the bold content doing the OTT rounds. Per se, I don't have any issue if the edgy part is script-driven. Once you read the script, you immediately know that it is there just for titillation or not."
You seem to be working a lot with Balaji Telefilms, given the names mentioned above. He says, "Yes, I always wanted to work with India's premier TV, film and now web production house. They not only utilise your dates one way or the other, but are also the perfect mix of art and commercial requirements."
