Ranveer Singh On Preparation For Challenging Roles: Enjoys Process Of Creating A Character

Kareena Kusari |Jan 19, 2019

"Hard work will always overcome natural talent when natural talent does not work hard enough," said he.

During his eight-year cinema career, the actor Ranveer Singh has experienced numerous challenging roles, typically Alauddin Khilji in 2018 Padmaavat or Peshwa Bajirao in 2015 Bajirao Mastani. For the actor, to portray an evil on-screen character like Khilji is not simple at all. Let's explore how he has prepared for these complicated roles.

Ranveer Singh, on the cover shoot for India Today's January 28th, 2019 issue, had an exclusive interview about his demanding roles as well as his mottos of success.

In the interview, the actor, a big football supporter, has cited the words of Manchester United 's legendary coach Alex Ferguson as his success principle. He said:

Additionally, the 33 -year-old added his own viewpoints on the mottos of success. He confided.

Ranveer Singh Padmaavat 1 — *Ranveer Singh in 'Padmaavat'.*

For hard-hitting roles like Alauddin Khilji in Padmaavat, the actor had to isolate himself for several weeks as well as avoid meeting people before shooting to succeed in portraying the tyrant character. Also, the actor referred to lots of books on the brutal rulers to take an in-depth look at the role. Besides, he stated that during Padmaavat's filming, he moved to a new house near the film set to save considerable traveling time.

Not only uses his limitless energy for Khilji, but Ranveer also shows enormous enthusiasm in preparation for the character in his upcoming movie Gully Boy. The actor has spent a 10-month training with rappers Naezy and Divine to portray his role in the most honest way.

Ranveer Singh Gully Boy 1 — *Ranveer Singh in 'Gully Boy'.*

Therefore, it is this professional attitude which helps Padmaavat's tyrant be one of the most sought-after actors in the movie industry today. A lot of producers and directors seek and place their trust in him.