Tinnu Anand on starring in Salaar. Prabhas' Salaar is the most awaited film across the country. The film which was supposed to release on 28 September was postponed indefinitely much to the disappointment of movie lovers. The film stars Shruti Haasan, Prithviraj Sukumaran and Jagapathi Babu in important roles under the direction of Prashanth Neel.
Now Tinnu Anand, who is playing a key role in the film shared his experience. He said In Salaar’s teaser, Tinnu is seen introducing Prabhas’s lead character. In the introduction, he tells a man, “Simple English. No confusion. Lion, Cheetah, Tiger, Elephant. Very dangerous but not in Jurassic Park…”
During an on-stage chat with Radio Nasha, he recalled, “When I said it in my first recording, I said, ‘Lion, Tiger, Cheetah, Elephant, very dangerous’. He comes and says, ‘Sir please leave your Oxford English accent at home.’ I said okay, simple English. No confusion.”
He shared “So you know, it’s he who pointed it out to me because his character will not be speaking in Oxford English. His character will be speaking the street language, the way it is spoken, and down South it’s spoken this way.” and revealed “He narrates everything to the actor and he does not rest till he gets it, no matter who the actor is in front of him. It could be Prabhas, the biggest hero down South. It could be Prithviraj, it could be Tinnu Anand, it could be other actors on the set but he knows exactly what he wants from them and not only that, he is one director who has come to know that it’s not the actors in front, who make up the scene, it’s the people behind also. Those 200 people in the street,”
He added“So, he goes to each one of them and tells them what he wants. Here it doesn’t happen at all. Yahan pe to himmat nahi hoti hero ko kuch bolne ki and yahan pe aap baat kar rahe hai about junior artists,”