"Pankaj Pathakji, who hails from Gujarat and is been in the theatre industry for a very long time, speaks about his experience working as a director with Vipul Vithlani along with other casts for his forthcoming Gujarati play CASE NO 99..."
"Ace Gujarati comedy actor Vipul Vithlani speaks about his forthcoming play CASE NO 99 sharing his experience working with other casts and crew of the play. He also spoke about his dream role which he would love to play...."
"My process has always been what the director wants. It's the same with whichever director I have worked with. I want to do complete justice to the text. At the end of the day, my motivation is to reach somewhere very close to what the director wanted."
"Chemistry happens, it has never not worked out in my experience. During a play you get so much time to experiment with each other, that chemistry surely develops over time..."
"Unlike what his first role tends to make you believe, Vihaan Samat, who played an Indian-origin American in Mismatched, is a quintessentially Mumbai boy."
"There was a very bad phase of two years in between. I had come from Delhi and was staying with a friend. There was a real lull. I had faith in god as well as confidence that it would happen and that I was meant for something significant."
"Theatre will not only make you a better actor, it will also help you to be a better person. It will help you understand the psychology of people, which will in turn help you to build your respective characters with minute detailing each time you work."
"The highest reward is getting a highly appreciative audience. Whenever we hold a performance of KHIDKI, we usually get a full house. This is very gratifying."
"I always think that an actor's career is similar to that of a cricket player, you need to change every time. You can't become Sachin Tendulkar by scoring one century, you have to score a hundred of them."
"Once the world of the play is known and well invested, and provided actors are available to rehearse everyday for about 6 hours, the quickest could be a month and a half."
