In a recent interview with Film Companion, celebrated South Indian actor Prakash Raj shared insights into his extensive career, spanning Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, and Hindi films. The actor, known for his personal and professional integrity, discussed his approach to film choices and the rejection of roles in the industry.
Acknowledging the challenges of facing rejections, Prakash Raj remains resilient, attributing some of them to political dynamics. He emphasized the importance of self-acceptance, stating that to gain acceptance in the world, one must first be comfortable with oneself. Despite empathizing with those who reject him for survival reasons, the actor stands firm in his principled choices.
Prakash Raj revealed that he maintains a balance between intellect and financial considerations when selecting commercial movies. While acknowledging the lure of financial incentives in less substantial films, he expressed his love for participating in commercial movies, highlighting their distinct audience and dedicated teams. In such projects, he often takes on antagonist roles.
Addressing internal conflicts about his choices, the actor candidly admitted to doing certain movies for financial gain, recognizing that their impact may not always be measured. However, he emphasized the importance of living up to his own terms and choices.
Looking ahead, Prakash Raj has notable projects in his pipeline, including roles in Mahesh Babu’s ‘Guntur Kaarma,’ Allu Arjun starrer ‘Pushpa 2,’ and Jr. NTR’s ‘Devara.’
