Rajesh Madhavan is a talented actor in Malayalam cinema known for playing many different roles. He started his acting career with a small part in the popular movie Maheshinte Prathikaaram, starring Fahadh Faasil. Over time, Rajesh has shown his ability to act in various roles, from comedy to serious characters, and now he has even played a villain in the film Maranamass.
Rajesh Madhavan Talks About Maranamass Role
In Maranamass, Rajesh plays a serial killer, which was a difficult but exciting role for him. Although the character had some moments of comedy, the role mostly required him to balance between being funny and being a serious villain. Rajesh worked closely with the director, Sivaprasad, to make sure he did not go too far with the comedy or become too exaggerated. He also learned a lot while performing his first choreographed action scenes in the movie. This new experience made him very happy and excited to try something different.
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Rajesh Madhavan has also worked behind the scenes in the film industry. He has been a casting director and assistant director, showing his interest in all parts of filmmaking. This experience helped him understand movies better, and now he is preparing for his first movie as a director. His upcoming project, Pennum Porattum, is expected to be a fresh and different film with new actors.
Working with other stars like Basil Joseph and Tovino Thomas has been a positive experience for Rajesh. He appreciates their support and the comfortable atmosphere they create on set. Rajesh enjoys learning from every opportunity and continues to take on diverse roles that challenge him.
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Besides movies, Rajesh Madhavan is also involved in theater. He recently acted in a play called Bye Bye Bypass, which he found very enjoyable. Performing live in front of an audience gives him a unique experience and a chance to connect with people differently than in films.
