Asif Khan: OTT Actor Is A Good Tag To Have, I Embrace It

Actor, Aasif Khan began his acting career with films like 바카라�Toilet: Ek Prem Katha바카라� (2017), 바카라�Pari바카라� (2018), and 바카라�India's Most Wanted (2019). However, the actor came to prominence with the online series 바카라�Mirzapur바카라�, 바카라�Panchayat', 바카라�Paatal Lok바카라�, and 바카라�Human바카라�, and he is unafraid of being labelled as an OTT actor, according to a report by Hindustan Times.

"I accept it and flaunt it "It's a nice tag to have," he said, "but it's not like the TV actor tag because on TV actors have to emote extra, which has become the format in our nation. That is why many assume that a TV actor is over-the-top. However, I do not believe that being labelled as an OTT actor limits one's chances. I've started receiving fantastic film projects as a result of my OTT programmes바카라� Khan added.

Is it true that there is no typecasting on OTT? 

Khan said, 바카라�Woh actor ke hath mein hai. I believe the actor must be astute. Log app ke stereotype ke liye baithe hai. In my instance, after Mirzapur 2, I made a deliberate decision regarding what not to do. After the programme, I used to get 7 to 8 calls every day with the offer of the role of a UP ka don. I said I couldn't do that again and put my foot down.바카라�

According to the actor, he has been intentionally attempting to vary his work in order to keep the audience engaged. 

"2022 is a really exciting year for me. I have an unnamed feature with Vicky Kaushal, a horror-comedy picture with Sonakshi Sinha, and a handful of web series, one of which being 바카라�Murder In Agonda바카라�, in which I play the protagonist," he said. 

He also just finished filming 바카라�Noorani Chehra바카라� with Nawazuddin Siddiqui.

"When I first started out as an actor, I wanted to work with four actors: Shah Rukh Khan, Irrfan Khan, Naseeruddin Shah, and Nawazuddin Siddiqui. As a result, this was a dream come true Every day on set was a learning experience for me. Nawaz bhai ki baatein itna educate karti hai. When I had scenes with him, I would become the audience and forget my lines. "That's how enthralled I was," he concludes.