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Actor Sparsh Walia's Tongue Froze at -16C in Ladakh
28 Nov
Summary
- Sparsh Walia endured extreme cold during Ladakh filming.
- He met and studied Ram Chandra Yadav for his role.
- Walia moved to Mumbai in 2018 seeking acting opportunities.
Sparsh Walia, who has earned acclaim for his portrayal of Ram Chandra Yadav in the war drama "120 Bahadur," detailed his immersive preparation for the role. Walia emphasized his dedication by studying all available materials on the historical battle and meeting the real Ram Chandra Yadav to develop a profound connection and understanding.
His commitment extended to overcoming the harsh filming conditions in Ladakh. Walia recounted an instance where his tongue froze in sub-zero temperatures, requiring immediate attention from the crew. Despite this, his perspective on mountain landscapes transformed positively during the shoot.
Originally from Yamunanagar, Haryana, and raised in Delhi, Walia discovered his passion for acting at a young age. After moving to Mumbai in 2018, he navigated numerous auditions, eventually securing this significant opportunity. He acknowledged the industry's unpredictability but highlighted his perseverance and supportive network.
