He never respected other people’s feelings; It was all a joke: Jayasurya
Actor Jayasuriya is sharing details about his film life and personal life. Jayasuriya spoke emotionally about his entry into mimicry and his journey from there to cinema at the I’m with Dhanya Varma event.
In the interview, Jayasuriya said that in the past he did not know how to respect other people’s feelings and many things he said as comedies may have hurt some people. The actor also talks about the difficulties faced while making some films.
There were crises when water was done and when Sunny was done. The movie shows all the hardships and hardships one has to go through in one birth in a short span of time. Jayasurya said, “Whatever a person goes through in one life, the whole of it will be in his film.”
During the thirty to thirty five days of shooting, you will have to experience mental stress and suffering. But Jayasuriya said that after the shoot, he will be able to put the character aside completely.
Cinema is not acting. It is experience. Jayasurya said that only if the actors take it as an experience, it will be an experience for the audience as well.
When asked what is the difference between Jayasuriya of old and Jayasuriya of today, Jayasuriya replied that in the past he did not know how to talk deeply and did not respect other people’s feelings.
In those days only humor was given importance. When five people sit, one is made fun of. They don’t know how to respect feelings at that time. Others laugh when they hear this. He who is made fun of in the group also laughs. But his feelings could not be understood then. But all that has changed today, said Jayasuriya.
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