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Actor's Dilemma: The Family Man Fame and Typecasting
5 Dec
Summary
- Actor Ravindra Vijay reflects on career impact of 'The Family Man'.
- He discusses facing typecasting offers for cop roles post-show.
- Bengaluru's multilingual environment shaped his language skills.

Actor Ravindra Vijay, who gained significant recognition for his role in 'The Family Man', recently spoke about the dual impact of the show on his career. While 'The Family Man' broadened his opportunities across Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu cinema, it also resulted in a deluge of similar cop roles, a common pitfall of typecasting.
Vijay emphasized the importance of consciously choosing roles and learning to decline offers that do not align with his desire for diverse character exploration. He also highlighted his deep-rooted connection to theatre, describing it as a foundational experience that provided essential acting tools and enriched him both physically and emotionally.
Originally from Bengaluru, Vijay attributes his multilingual proficiency to the city's diverse linguistic landscape. He shared that growing up in Bengaluru, a melting pot of cultures and languages, naturally fostered his ability to speak Kannada, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, and Hindi, a trait common among many actors emerging from the city.




