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Kill star Lakshya says he ‘lost confidence’ after Dostana 2 and Bedhadak got shelved: ‘Morale was shaking and going down’
Actor Lakshya recently disclosed that he experienced a loss of confidence following the shelving of Dostana 2 and Bedhadak. He also expressed the urgent need for a film opportunity during that time.
Actor Lakshya is currently basking in the success of his recently released movie, Kill. Well, we all know that Kill was not intended to be his debut project. Before this, two movies in which he was supposed to star got shelved, leaving the budding actor devastated. Recently, Lakshay decided to break his silence on this matter.
Lakshya opens up on shelved projects Dostana 2 and Bedhadak
In an interview with News18, the Kill actor shared his experience of being deeply affected after Dostana 2 and Bedhadak got shelved.
He said that his first film didn't work out for him. The actor added that his second movie didn't happen, and because of that, he was wondering if Bedhadak would get made or not. Lakshya said that he was losing "confidence" as an actor and human being. He said, "My morale was shaking and going down. It wasn’t like I had given up but I was constantly asking myself, what’s next?”
Speaking about how that period also led to a sense of desperation, he mentioned that he wouldn’t describe himself as feeling under-confident because it’s quite a strong term, but it did deeply affect him. He expressed an urgent need for a film opportunity, emphasizing his need for work.
The Kill actor noted that while there were discussions about his film debut, it simply wasn’t coming together, and he wasn’t sure if things would work out as planned.
Lakshya talks about Kartik Aaryan and Janhvi Kapoor
Lakshya reflected on his experience on the set of Dostana 2 with Kartik and Janhvi, mentioning that he felt pressure being on a Dharma set. He recalled having a long walking shot without dialogue, noting he was nervous rather than excited.
With his background in television, he felt confident facing the camera and walking, as these were skills everyone knew. However, he had to adapt his walk for the character, which made him apprehensive about potentially tripping.
Lakshya reflected on the experience, realizing the significance of being on a Dharma set. He understood the magnitude of an actor, especially with Dostana 2's scale and production value resembling those seen on television or in films. He acknowledged that it had taken him seven years to achieve this milestone with Dharma.
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