South actor Siddharth is not only a best leagued regional actor, he is even proved at National level by competing with Aamir Khan in ‘Rang De Basati.’ After that Siddharth has been looked after most by North and here come very late ‘Striker’ to strike the theatres tomorrow.
Siddharth plays an awara tapori in this movie and lives in a slum of Mumbai. To get the characterization perfect, Siddharth has learnt this Mumbai tapori language. This language has landed him into trouble at home, as he started speaking in the same manner with his family members.
“I could make the switch from ‘Mujhe’ to ‘Mereko’ easily, but found it very difficult to change back. I spoke in the same language to my mom who got really upset and warned me to speak normally. But I was so into the character that I found it really difficult to make the switch.” Now, we hear that Siddharth is still trying to change the way he speaks.