R Madhavan
recently disclosed the ‘tricks’ he employs with directors, emphasizing his preference for screen tests. However, his motive isn’t to demonstrate his suitability for a role; instead, he cleverly uses it to gauge whether the directors truly understand their craft.
In an interview with Film Companion, Madhavan said that he doesn’t demarcate between a debutante director or an experienced one, because he understands that a good subject is very difficult to come by.
He added that the only thing you want to see is the preparedness of the set and the intent behind the project.
The actor also revealed that he always tries to test the directors to see if they’re in line with what they’re saying. He insists on a screen test, and it’s with the belief that they want to see if he fits the character. More importantly, he is checking out whether they’re good enough directors for him. According to him, he is actually auditioning them.
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On the work front, he will next be seen in YRF-produced, ‘
The Railway Men
‘. It is a four-episode series narrating the tale of four ordinary individuals who step up during the 1984 Bhopal gas tragedy. Starring Madhavan,
Kay Kay Menon
, and
Babil Khan
as railway employees, Divyenndu takes on the role of a criminal known as the Express Bandit, coincidentally present in Bhopal during the tragic incident. The series is set to premiere on Netflix this Saturday.
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