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Actress's Tears: The Secret to Authentic Acting
12 Oct
Summary
- Sonali Naik prioritizes emotional authenticity in her acting.
- She draws tears naturally, rarely needing glycerine for scenes.
- Her theatre background aids in switching characters on and off.
Actress Sonali Naik, who plays Renuka Deshmukh in 'Udne Ki Aasha,' highlights emotional authenticity as paramount in acting. Despite the rapid pace of daily television, her theatre background allows her to connect instinctively with characters during emotionally charged scenes.
Naik reveals that tears come naturally to her, explaining she rarely uses glycerine and can cry instantly when feeling the emotion. This ability stems from her deep immersion in her roles, a process she believes is crucial for authentic performance.
She also stresses the importance of an actor maintaining a balance between their personal identity and their character. While deeply loving a role, she ensures her true self is never overshadowed, nor does she let her personal life interfere with her performance.
Looking ahead, Sonali expressed a desire to showcase more private and unconventional facets of her character, moving beyond the typical on-screen persona seen in daily soaps. She aims to present a different side of Renuka, one who sometimes retreats into her own world or engages in solitary activities.
