What is the harm in publicizing yourself? - Ashish Kaul
Ashish Kaul who is all set to feature in yet another episodic on CID is happy doing cameos and clarifies the reason about him being banned from playing the roles in episodic shows.
Published: Thursday,Aug 29, 2013 11:57 AM GMT-06:00
He has also been seen in Savdhaan India @11 on Life OK, Haunted Nights on Sahara One, Crime Patrol and CID on Sony TV in episodic roles.
TellyBuzz decided to speak to him about his decision on portraying cameo roles in the shows and what keeps him away from daily soaps.
When asked Ashish about being a part only of episodics, he opines, "The reason I do episodics is that it's quite convenient for me to act in episodic as I can be with my family either in Delhi or Lucknow. I don't throw any tantrums on the sets because being a professional actor it is not right on my part to behave in the wrong manner and also I don't hike my rate for unnecessary reasons like other actors do. I shoot for an episodic because the role is sufficient enough to portray on screen."
He spoke about his take on being committed to television, "I don't do daily soaps now because I am not willing to work for 25 days a month and if I do so then I will not be able to give time to my family. Moreover it makes no sense to do daily soaps, as my role is not sufficient enough. Daily soaps have lead actors who are the base of the show."
We asked Ashish whether he was banned from the episodics for revealing stories of the episodic shows and he clarified, "To be honest, people from the production house don't actually do our publicity, so I simply tell about my cameo roles and if the production house feels I am doing wrong it's their call. I am doing it for the channel, for the show and for myself. What's the harm in doing your own publicity, but I would also like to say that I was never banned from doing episodic or cameos. In fact I remember that I was told to take up Bani-Ishq Da Kalma show on Colors wherein my costume, my look in the show had even got finalized but unfortunately they took someone else as I was not in Mumbai. It was the channel's call and there was nothing like I was banned or anything."
Ashish shared with TellyBuzz, "I would like to say that I will soon be seen playing a pivotal role in CID, where I will play the villain in the show. However, there are several instances wherein I have played negative shades in the episodic and I have actually loved portraying the same in the episodic."
He further said, "I have never done movies as I am happy doing episodics and cameos. The reason being, I feel comfortable with cameo roles and would continue doing that. People often ask me about future plans and I say that you will find me in some or the other episodic."
Way to go Ashish!!
Ruchita Mishra
Comments (9)
thank u for this atical...hunted nights rock. want vrinda dawda artical.. luvvv vrinda ...u rock as vishaka.
10 years ago
love u vrinda davda.. u rock as vishakha
10 years ago
Is this guy the big villain of 1000th episode?
10 years ago
yet again...he reveals he is the criminal in that cid episode ...uff anyways he is a good actor..best of luck to him.
10 years ago
Thanq for the article:) Best of luck:)
10 years ago
thank u for this article on haunted nights,kaun hai vo vrinda dawda will rock as vishakha too give lots of screen space to vrinda dawda cuz we all watch this show for her only i wish haunted nights, kaun hai vo a v bright future n lots n lots of trp's luv u vrinda dawda :))
10 years ago
thank u for this article on haunted nights,kaun hai vo vrinda dawda will rock as vishakha too give lots of screen space to vrinda dawda cuz we all watch this show for her only i wish haunted nights, kaun hai vo a v bright future n lots n lots of trp's luv u vrinda dawda
10 years ago
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10 years ago
yes doing episodics is much easier than being a part of daily soaps...working 12+ hours a day...more than 25 days a month is really exhausting thanx for this article TB!
10 years ago