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00:00There are a lot of police officers who are great writers.
00:03We should make a story about them.
00:05Why do we have to make a story about rowdies?
00:07Of course, in Veerakambal, there is a character called Don.
00:10But I don't have permission to say who that Don is.
00:13If I give permission to the kids and their families,
00:15I will tell their name as Abhay Raghavan.
00:17Until then, I don't have permission.
00:18I want to make a lot of characters, but no one is giving me permission.
00:22So, I want to make a life story about such people.
00:25I want to make a lot of them.
00:26But no one is giving me permission.
00:28Why do we have to make a story about rowdies?
00:30We should make a story about police officers.
00:31We should make a story about their bravery.
00:33We should make a story about what they did for us.
00:36Why do we have to make a story about rowdies?
00:38Hi everyone, you are watching FilmBeat Karnada.
00:40I am Eshwan.
00:41There are 6-feet heroes in Sandalwood.
00:45All of them have shown their strength in Sandalwood.
00:49So, I have a guest with me today.
00:51He is an actor.
00:53He will show us what he is capable of.
00:56Adithya is with me today.
00:57Let's welcome him.
00:58Namaste.
00:59Namaste Eshwan.
01:00How are you?
01:00Fine, thank you.
01:00How are you?
01:01I am fine, sir.
01:02Thank you so much.
01:02Thank you.
01:03Many people ask me, when will I get to meet Adithya?
01:08But this is your second film this year.
01:10Kangaroo is a new film.
01:11You have come to entertain us again.
01:13How are you, sir?
01:14This is your second film this year.
01:16I am a little scared and happy.
01:18Okay.
01:19Because Narayan sir's movie was released two months ago.
01:24Now, Kangaroo will be released.
01:26Then, Terror.
01:28Then, Veerakambala.
01:30Then, Ilake.
01:32Then, Kill.
01:32So, there will be five films this year.
01:34So, you are showing the monkey to the audience.
01:36This is our job.
01:38We should never be a nuisance to them.
01:42They should be watching the film.
01:44So, my effort is to show them the films as soon as possible.
01:52This is my duty.
01:53But sometimes, there is a gap.
01:55Why is there a gap?
01:57We don't have the film.
01:59We don't know when the film will be released.
02:07We try our best.
02:09Suppose, we start shooting.
02:11We think we will finish it in six months.
02:13But it doesn't happen.
02:15In those days, we had to take dates for all the actors.
02:19We had to take fight master dates, dance master dates, heroine dates.
02:25We had to bring all these together.
02:27It took a lot of time.
02:29And if we had to make a multi-budget film,
02:31it would obviously take a lot of time.
02:33That's why there were delays.
02:35Kangaroo reminds us of Australia.
02:37Kangaroo has animals.
02:39Kangaroo has cricket.
02:41It reminds us of that.
02:43The trailer has been released.
02:45There are some amazing views and comments.
02:49What is Kangaroo?
02:51What is Kangaroo?
02:53That's what all our YouTube friends ask.
02:55What is Kangaroo?
02:57To tell you what Kangaroo is,
02:59I have to tell you a story.
03:03Kangaroo is a very suitable title for our story.
03:09Kangaroo is a very calm animal.
03:11Kangaroo is a very calm animal.
03:13It is very calm.
03:15It is also a very friendly animal.
03:17It is calm when there is no baby in its pouch.
03:21But if there is a baby in its pouch,
03:23it is the most violent animal.
03:25That is a problem in our country.
03:27In our country,
03:29everyone has a belief that
03:31when there is a deer with an elephant,
03:33don't go near it.
03:35Everyone knows that.
03:37When there is a deer with an elephant,
03:39it is a very protective animal.
03:41It is a very protective animal.
03:43But it is more violent than an elephant.
03:45That is why,
03:47in this film,
03:49we have an element in the film.
03:51Kangaroo was very suitable for that element.
03:53That is why I chose Kangaroo.
03:55That is why you chose Kangaroo.
03:57When Aditya comes,
03:59you come in a very powerful role.
04:01You come in the role of a rowdy,
04:03or a don.
04:05Or you come in the role of a police officer.
04:07You come in the role of a police officer.
04:09I have stopped doing underworld stories.
04:11Because,
04:13the films that I have done,
04:15are being told everywhere.
04:17If I do an underworld film again,
04:19it should be as good as that.
04:21Or it should be better than that.
04:23But unfortunately,
04:25I don't get such stories.
04:27Of course, I am doing a role of a don
04:29in Veerakambala.
04:31But I don't have permission to call it a don.
04:33But a lot of people know who that is.
04:37Unless and until,
04:39I get permission from their children,
04:41or their family,
04:43I can't tell their names.
04:45I don't know if we use their names in films,
04:47or not.
04:49But that is what happens.
04:51Everyone knows.
04:53Mangalore, Kudla,
04:55Kambala, I don't know their names.
04:57Everyone knows.
04:59A lot of people have seen it,
05:01and said it looks the same.
05:03If their children and their families
05:05give me permission,
05:07I will tell their names.
05:09Until then, I don't have permission.
05:11I am doing a role of a don in Veerakambala.
05:13Other than that,
05:15you can't call it a don in terror.
05:17He is a cutthroat businessman.
05:21It's a mafia-based film.
05:23But my character is not a mafia,
05:25don, or gangster.
05:27He is a businessman.
05:29He has a negative side.
05:31He is a gangster.
05:33Nowadays,
05:35underworld films don't have good stories.
05:37So, I like to portray the police.
05:41Maybe I would like to portray a real life character.
05:43Now,
05:45I have done it with underworld gangsters.
05:47Now, I like to do it with police officers.
05:49There are many police officers
05:51that I like.
05:53I can do a story with them.
05:55Why do I have to do it with rowdies?
05:57I can do it with the police.
05:59Today, Karnataka police
06:01is the best police department
06:03in Scotland.
06:05KSPD.
06:07Karnataka State Police Department.
06:09That's what they say.
06:11So, I feel proud
06:13to wear a police uniform.
06:15In our department,
06:17there are
06:19tough police officers.
06:21There are a lot of people.
06:23So,
06:25I like to do a life story with them.
06:27I like to do it.
06:29But, no one does it.
06:31Rowdies do it. Why do they do it?
06:33They are police officers.
06:35They don't talk about their bravery.
06:37We portray what they did for us.
06:39Why do we highlight the rowdies?
06:41Sir, after you decided not to do
06:43underworld films,
06:45how many stories did you do?
06:47I don't say I won't do it.
06:49I will do it.
06:51But, if I do films like
06:53Deadly 2,
06:55I will do films like that.
06:57Films shouldn't be less than this.
06:59It should be equal or better than this.
07:01I will do stories like that.
07:03And, for me,
07:05when I get films like that,
07:07it should be a challenge.
07:09I won't do films like Kattacharak underworld.
07:11When you get stories,
07:13what do you see in them?
07:15Because,
07:17your father is a great director.
07:19So, he would know.
07:21But, for you,
07:23you portray love stories,
07:25underworld, police.
07:27If you have done all this,
07:29what should I do next?
07:31What do you see?
07:33I want to do a lot of roles.
07:35But, no one gives me.
07:37I want to do an out-and-out love story.
07:39But, no one gives me.
07:41I want to do an out-and-out comedy.
07:43But, no one gives me.
07:45I want to do a comedy commercial action film.
07:47But, no one gives me.
07:49Because, I want to play a lawyer,
07:51an auto driver,
07:53a taxi driver, a lorry driver.
07:55No one gives me.
07:57Because, they have typecast me.
07:59For me, underworld and police.
08:01Give me a challenging script.
08:03And, I love to portray
08:05as many characters as possible.
08:09Some characters,
08:11when they sit in people's hearts,
08:13they become negative.
08:15We should see Adi like this.
08:17We should see him like this.
08:19So, everything is mixed up.
08:21There's love, comedy, action.
08:23There's everything.
08:25What is love?
08:27Now, I'm going to make the next film.
08:29It's like this.
08:31It's difficult for people to understand.
08:33Or, it's difficult for the audience to understand.
08:35The reason why I'm not doing an underworld film,
08:37I know that people want it.
08:39I also like to do it.
08:41But, when you announce a big film
08:43with such a long gap,
08:45people want to see it.
08:47If I do the same thing for every film,
08:49they will feel sad.
08:51It's like the story of Police Officer.
08:53If I do the same thing for every film,
08:55they will feel sad.
08:57That's why, this year,
08:59I'm releasing five different characters.
09:01I've never repeated it.
09:03One is Ilake,
09:05in Om Prakash's film.
09:07But, there's a lot of difference.
09:09Ilake is made in his style.
09:11Action, commercial, heroism,
09:13everything is there.
09:15Om Prakash's film is like that.
09:17But, it's not kangaroo.
09:19When Kishore told me about kangaroo,
09:21I said,
09:23Kishore, there's no fight.
09:25He said, don't fight.
09:27I said, you don't want it,
09:29but the audience wants it.
09:31They want it.
09:33He said, at least make one fight.
09:35I said, no sir,
09:37I've seen fights in all your films.
09:39This film doesn't need a fight.
09:41Prove it only after the fight.
09:43I'll show you how you solve it
09:45only after the fight.
09:51Finally, when I saw the film,
09:53I thought, yes,
09:55there's no fight.
09:57But, Maushah's screenplay
09:59was disturbed.
10:01So, if I make the same thing
10:03in every film,
10:05people will get bored.
10:07But, if I make something different
10:09in every film,
10:11people will get bored.
10:13You said, stories don't come.
10:15Your father is a director.
10:17You've seen his work.
10:19Why shouldn't I take a challenge?
10:21Why shouldn't I take a chance?
10:23As a director,
10:25why shouldn't I direct?
10:27Direction is very difficult
10:29these days.
10:31Many people think it's easy.
10:33It's not an easy job.
10:35There are many directors
10:37who have been directing
10:39for a long time
10:41and have won many awards.
10:43There are many people.
10:45They are trying hard.
10:47Today,
10:49many directors
10:51are doing films after films.
10:53Some people are making one film.
10:55They are making it
10:57because they have no experience.
10:59They don't know the direction.
11:01My personal feeling is that
11:03if I want to direct,
11:05first of all,
11:07I should be convinced
11:09that I can do it.
11:11I don't feel that yet.
11:13I still have a lot of education.
11:15I read books,
11:17watch DVDs,
11:19screenplays,
11:21then I have to make a story
11:23and keep an audience.
11:25I think a lot about this.
11:27I guarantee that I won't direct.
11:29But, I can't do this subject.
11:31Even if I do,
11:33I don't know how my first film will be.
11:37I have to travel to India
11:39to see my Karnataka film.
11:41I have to make a film like that.
11:43A small film.
11:45I don't have any plans.
11:47I have not planned anything.
11:49I have some plans in mind.
11:51But, I haven't yet
11:55set my heart on it.
11:57But, I have a plan in mind.
11:59I have to do something like this.
12:03It will take some time.
12:05Sir, I remember
12:07an interview you gave
12:09in which you said
12:11that Darshan's film
12:13Veeramadakari
12:15was directed by your father.
12:17So, when it came to direction,
12:19you said that you
12:21also work in the direction department.
12:23I remember hearing that.
12:25So, how did that film happen?
12:27What was the reason?
12:29Rather than asking me about that film,
12:31why don't you ask my father?
12:33Have you visited the set?
12:37I had a small 7-8 day schedule.
12:41Did it work?
12:43No, that schedule didn't work.
12:45I was shooting for another film.
12:47Then, Corona came.
12:49To hold on to that,
12:51it was not a small film.
12:53It was a very multi-budget film.
12:55So, the story is still going on.
12:57I don't know what it is.
12:59I don't have a clear picture of it.
13:01Darshan himself says that
13:03he didn't have the grip for the film.
13:05So, he asked me to do it.
13:07But, Rocklin has also announced
13:09that it will be released soon.
13:11See, that's what I'm saying.
13:13There has to be a time for everything.
13:15So, let's see what happens.
13:17He has to answer that.
13:19Rocklin sir has to answer that.
13:21He has to create it.
13:23He has to create it.
13:25So, his direction will keep coming.
13:27But, he won't get it.
13:29That's a guarantee.
13:31But, I don't know when it will happen.