FPJ Exclusive | Becoming Bharat: Addinath Kothare On How Ranbir Kapoor Helped Him, Getting Selected In Ramayana, Acting As A Child Artist & More
Ramayana is touted as the most ambitious and expensive retelling of the epic, and Adinath Kothare is part of it, playing the role of Bharat. In an interaction with us, he talks about auditioning for the role, working with Ranbir Kapoor and the rest of the cast, his beginnings as a child artist, and more. How did you become part of Ramayana? Honestly, it has been quite a journey. I have always…
Ramayana is being billed as the most ambitious and expensive adaptation of the ancient epic. Adinath Kothare has been cast to play the role of Bharat in this retelling. In an interview with us, Kothare recounted his journey to joining the film and shared insights on working with the ensemble cast.
Kothare explained that becoming part of Ramayana required consistent auditioning and trusting the right opportunity would present itself. After auditioning for another project by Nitesh Tiwari, he was offered the role of Bharat in Ramayana. He described the moment as both emotional and overwhelming, as this epic is deeply ingrained in Indian culture and values.
Kothare praised the vision of Namit Malhotra, who directed the project. Malhotra's clarity and focus were evident through his meticulous planning and attention to detail. Kothare also highlighted the star-studded cast, including Sonakshi Sinha and Rashmika Mandanna, who brought their unique talents to the screen.
Working alongside Ranbir Kapoor was a highlight for Kothare. The actor's sincerity, professionalism, and dedication to his craft were evident. Kothare shared a memorable anecdote where Ranbir suggested an alternate approach during a shoot, which ultimately impressed Nitesh Tiwari. Kothare also commended Sai Pallavi's exceptional talent, noting her natural and effortless performances. The experience of working on Ramayana, with its large ensemble cast and immense scope, was described as a blessing and a privilege.
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