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IFP 15: Artists Unveil Raw Insights & Creative Wins
9 Dec
Summary
- Parvathy Thiruvothu shared insecurities from her acting journey.
- Nawazuddin Siddiqui emphasized theatre's importance for actors.
- Numerous creative challenges celebrated diverse artistic talents.

The fifteenth season of the India Film Project (IFP) recently concluded, marking a significant milestone with engaging sessions at Mehboob Studio. The convention provided a platform for celebrated Indian artists to share deeply personal revelations and rare creative insights, offering an unfiltered look into their artistic journeys. This year's event proved to be particularly impactful, leaving attendees with profound takeaways.
Among the notable speakers, actress Parvathy Thiruvothu openly addressed her on-set insecurities, attributing them to learning her craft on the job without formal training. She emphasized her dedication to understanding characters deeply, even if it meant being perceived as a "nuisance." Actor Nawazuddin Siddiqui reflected on the authentic nature of films like "Bandit Queen," crediting its cast's theatre background. He underscored the stage's demand for expressive acting versus the camera's focus on behavior, advocating for theatre as crucial for an actor's self-discovery.



