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Sharma's OTT Debut: Role Size Never Mattered
21 Jul
Summary
- Murali Sharma prioritizes character contribution over role length.
- His career shifted significantly after 'Maqbool' and 'Main Hoon Na'.
- He chose 'Super Subbu' for his OTT debut due to its unique character.
Murali Sharma, a seasoned actor with over two decades of experience in Hindi and South Indian cinema, is stepping into the digital space with his OTT debut in 'Super Subbu'. Sharma shared that for him, the depth and his potential contribution to a character are far more important than the role's duration.
He reflected on his career, noting that widespread recognition came after the release of 'Maqbool' and 'Main Hoon Na' in 2004, crediting directors Vishal Bhardwaj and Farah Khan for the shift. This period marked a significant change, leading to memorable moments of audience recognition.
Regarding his new project, Sharma was drawn to the character of Kukuteshwar Rao, or Kuku, in 'Super Subbu.' He found the character's distinct walk, talk, and overall demeanor—both irritating and captivating—to be particularly appealing. Sharma stated that he wanted his first venture into OTT to be memorable and that 'Super Subbu' felt like the right fit after considering previous offers.
