Sparsh Shrivastava delighted by his warm welcome in South Indian film with Naga Chaitanya.

Sparsh Shrivastava delighted by his warm welcome in South Indian film with Naga Chaitanya.

Actor Sparsh Shrivastava is having what he calls an “absolute treat” working on his upcoming South Indian film with star Naga Chaitanya. Sharing his experience, Sparsh described the industry as vibrant, welcoming, and filled with warmth.

A Dream Collaboration

Sparsh praised his collaboration with Chaitanya, the film’s cast, and director Karthik Dandu, calling the experience a dream. “I’m having an absolute treat working on this South Indian film with Naga Chaitanya. It’s such a warm, vibrant industry, and they’ve welcomed me with open arms and obviously delicious food!” he shared.

He described Dandu as a creative genius who allows actors the freedom to explore their craft, making every day on set a creatively fulfilling experience. “Collaborating with him, the wonderful cast, and director Karthik Dandu has been a dream. They’re all such kind souls, and the director is a creative genius who gives me the freedom to explore my craft.”

Overcoming Language Barriers

Addressing the language barrier, Sparsh admitted that while he is still learning Telugu, this challenge has not hindered the storytelling process. “Despite the language challenge (I’m still learning Telugu), we find ways to connect, discuss, and vibe on the nuances of each take. I can’t say much about my role yet, but the journey so far is pure magic,” said the actor.

Recognition in the Industry

Sparsh gained recognition for his role in the television soap opera Balika Vadhu. He has since appeared in the Netflix crime drama series Jamtara – Sabka Number Ayega, the comedy-drama film Laapataa Ladies, and the series Dupahiya.

Speaking about Laapataa Ladies, which also features Nitanshi Goel, Pratibha Ranta, Chhaya Kadam, and Ravi Kishan, he explained that the film tells the story of two young newly-wed brides who get exchanged during a train ride to their husbands’ homes.

The film was screened at the 48th Toronto International Film Festival and was selected as the Indian entry for the Best International Feature Film at the 97th Academy Awards, although it was not nominated.