Renowned Malayalam actor Prithviraj Sukumaran, who shares the screen with Prabhas in Salaar, delves into the transformative era of Indian cinema that has witnessed a convergence of talent from various film industries. Even before the emergence of pan-Indian cinema, Prithviraj was recognized for his cross-industry collaborations, showcasing his versatility as an actor.
In an exclusive conversation with Indian Express, Prithviraj discusses the new wave in Indian cinema, highlighting the amalgamation of talents from different regions. His foray into Tamil cinema, where he portrayed the menacing villain Madhan in Kana Kanden, showcased his commitment to exploring diverse roles beyond Malayalam cinema. Notably, Prithviraj’s achievements extend to both Tamil Nadu and Kerala, where he has received state awards for his outstanding performances.
Beyond regional boundaries, Prithviraj has made a notable impact in Bollywood, breaking stereotypes with his role in Aiyaa and contributing to the Telugu industry with the film Police Police. The actor reflects on the evolving landscape of Indian cinema, acknowledging the significance of collaborations that transcend linguistic and cultural barriers.
As Prithviraj Sukumaran continues to play a pivotal role in Salaar, his insights into the changing dynamics of the film industry shed light on the broader movement towards pan-Indian cinema. His journey, marked by versatility and accolades across multiple industries, exemplifies the spirit of unity that defines the new era of Indian filmmaking.
