KATHMANDU, Dec 24: Actor Resh Marhatta started out in the movie industry from 'Chahanchu Ma Timilai Nai.' Since then he has performed in many films, including Hollywood movies 'Endangered' and 'Eleventh Street.'
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He will soon be seen in a Bollywood flick, 'National Treasure—The Blood Run.' The movie is directed by Bollywood director, Sanjay Sharma and produced by Shantketan Films, which has also produced films like 'Apne' and 'Gadar' among others in the past. Resh will be seen as one of the leads in the film.
Tell us a little about the movie.For now I'll only be able to say that it's an action cum suspense movie. It's shot in four countries—Nepal, Sweden, USA and UK, and thus features actors from varied states.
How different was your experience in this movie compared to the one in Nepali movies?
In Nepal we do the same thing as our foreign counterparts, but the difference might come in budget and the well planned attitude towards everything. I guess that's one thing we need to start doing here as well; instead of getting all confused on set, it's better to plan rigorously well ahead.
What new things did you learn?
I learnt to think out of the box and got a big lesson on professionalism. Another important thing I learnt is the significance of knowing the character one's playing. Without understanding the character inside out, you can't give a convincing performance no matter how good an actor you are. The 'It'll come to me once I get on the set' doesn't always work.
Since you've already worked in Hollywood and now a Bollywood movie, what's next?
I think we, actors, are gypsies. If I get a good role in a foreign movie, why not? In fact, I'm looking forward to work in a Finnish movie.
