‘Plays are good way to keep craft alive’
5 Sep 2014 8:56 PM GMT
Gangs Of Wasseypur fame actress Richa Chadha, who has carved a niche for herself in the Hindi film industry, didn't mind utilising her free time to do a play because she feels the medium enhances her acting skills.
After travelling to cities like Bangalore and Mumbai with Trivial Disasters, the Delhi girl recently staged the theatre production here along with Kalki Koechlin, Purab Kohli and Cyrus Sahukar. ‘When you have two to three free months and you want to improve as an actor, it’s (play) a good way to keep your craft alive.
You get a chance to have live interaction with the audience.’ She especially enjoyed performing in the capital as her family members and friends are here. ‘I always wanted to perform on home ground.’ she added.
After travelling to cities like Bangalore and Mumbai with Trivial Disasters, the Delhi girl recently staged the theatre production here along with Kalki Koechlin, Purab Kohli and Cyrus Sahukar. ‘When you have two to three free months and you want to improve as an actor, it’s (play) a good way to keep your craft alive.
You get a chance to have live interaction with the audience.’ She especially enjoyed performing in the capital as her family members and friends are here. ‘I always wanted to perform on home ground.’ she added.
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