Actor-director Rajat Kapoor, known for his recent streaming film ‘Everybody Loves Sohrab Handa’, highlighted the flexibility of stage performances over cinema. In a conversation, he emphasized that while films lack the ability for post-production changes, theater offers artists the chance to refine their work continuously.
Kapoor, in discussions with his long-time friends and collaborators Ranvir Shorey and Vinay Pathak, shared insights into their shared passion for theater. He expressed how their extensive involvement in theater allows for constant improvement and reflection on performances, unlike the lengthy process involved in filmmaking.
The trio’s latest project, ‘Everybody Loves Sohrab Handa’, signifies their reunion after 18 years since ‘Mithya’. The film, set amidst a gathering of friends and family, delves into a narrative that transitions from joviality to suspicion and moral dilemmas following a tragic incident. Produced by Applause Entertainment and Mithya Talkies, the movie is now available for streaming on Hindi ZEE5.
