
Actor Prithviraj Sukumaran credited veteran actor Mohanlal as a key influence in his life, both as an actor and a director, shaping his approach to various situations.
In a recent interview with Bollywood Hungama, Prithviraj, currently promoting his upcoming film Empuraan, was asked about the most valuable lessons he has learned from Mohanlal.
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The actor responded candidly, saying that one of the most prominent takeaways from the veteran actor is how to interact with directors on set. He explained, “What I learned from him is how you should be with your director. Every time I feel irritated on a set as an actor, my constant reminder is to think back to how Mohanlal Sir dealt with such moments. That’s how you should deal with it.”
Mohanlal's ‘monk-like’ quality
When asked if this learning came purely from his experience working alongside Mohanlal, Prithviraj acknowledged the importance of experience but also highlighted a key quality of the actor. “Definitely, experience must be a huge factor, but those who know Mohanlal Sir personally will tell you that he has this monk-like quality about him,” he shared.
Prithviraj's deep respect and admiration for Mohanlal, both as a professional and a person, were clear throughout the conversation, with the actor reflecting on how this influence has shaped his own approach to work.
L2: Empuraan
Empuraan, the highly anticipated sequel to 2019 Malayalam film Lucifer, promises to be a thrilling action-packed adventure. The film stars Mohanlal alongside Prithviraj, Tovino Thomas, and a wide array of talented actors. The ensemble cast also includes renowned stars like Manju Warrier, Suraj Venjaramood, Indrajith, Fahadh Faasil, Saniya Iyyappan, and Arjun Das. The movie will also feature appearances from international actors, with French star Eric Ebouney and British actress Andrea Tivadar reportedly joining the team.
Published: 04 Feb 2025, 12:56 pm IST
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