Nachiket Samant's calm style gives artistes the freedom to work freely: Rachit Singh
Actor Rachit Singh has lauded director Nachiket Samant for creating a relaxed and encouraging atmosphere on the sets of "Baby Do Die Do" saying his composed approach allows actors the freedom to fully inhabit their characters.
The 39-year-old actor elaborated that Samant's relaxed working style creates a positive atmosphere on the set and helps the actors to completely immerse themselves in their characters.
Singh said, “Working with Naachi was very relaxing because he's so calm and easygoing. No matter what happens on set, he doesn't panic. This energy helps the actors stay balanced and present in the moment. He doesn't speak much, but with a few words and small suggestions, he adds depth to the scene and understanding of the character.”
He said that Samant believes in the naturalness of the scene over excessive preparation. The director favors listening to the actors, absorbing the direction, and allowing the scene to develop naturally.
In the film, Singh plays 'Sidhu,' a musician and music teacher, a sensitive and kind-hearted man who always stands up for his loved ones. This character is said to be a departure from his previous serious and dark roles. The actor believes that through this character, the audience will get to see an emotional and sensitive side of his acting.
"Baby Do Die Do" will arrive in cinemas on July 3.
