Bhojpuri film actor Dev Singh’s conversation with Bhaskar | Bhojpuri film actor Dev Singh’s conversation with Bhaskar: Said- We should hold on to our culture, actors are turning from stage to politics – Ballia News

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QuestionActors are turning from stage to politics. How would such actors balance the stage of theater and politics?

answer– First of all I will salute Dainik Bhaskar. I will salute all the viewers watching. Of politics as I can see. Many people become successful and many people do not succeed. Like Ravi ji (Ravi Kishan) is very successful and very honest towards his work. Dinesh ji (Dinesh Lal Yadav Nirahua) tried hard but lost this time. But he thinks a lot for the society.

Manoj ji is MP for the third time. I would only say that for this you will have to be hardworking. Just as one has to give in cinema, it is very important to give in politics also. Those people should come into politics who think for the society. I have no intention of coming into politics, but if time demands I can come into politics.

Question– Recently Sharda Sinha, who is known as the Swara Kokila of Bhojpuri, has passed away.

answer– There has been a lot of damage. His singing was the hallmark of Chhath. There is no such Chhath where his song is not played. I met him during his last time recording. At that time he was a little unwell but I did not know that God would call him to himself so soon. . I told him that I wanted to get a photo taken with you. My mother was a big fan of yours.

He is no longer there otherwise he would have definitely introduced me to you. Should learn from Sharda Sinha ji. She took singing to a different level. This is the way of singing that people remember you. This is the reason why today she is gone, so people are remembering her. Coincidentally, for the songs of Chhath, she was remembered. Is known. He also died on this Chhath day.

Question– Since you play villain roles more. How do people react when you come out?

answer– It always happens, people talk from behind. This is Gundwa, Badmashwa’s roll bitter gourd. I say that an artist is hungry for recognition. That’s why he does art, becomes an actor. If anyone is an artist, he wants people to recognize him by his work.

If people recognize me for my work, it is my victory. When I went to Mumbai, it was necessary to survive. When I got the role of a goon, I kept doing it. And played it very honestly. And today I am playing the role of a hero. Many of my films have come and are also to come. Two South films, Eighteen Hours and Fixed Deposit. It was a great pleasure to work with southern artists.

Question– What difference do you find between Nadiya Ke Paar and today’s films?

answer- The film Nadiya Paar was our culture. That was the color of the relationship between brother-in-law, sister-in-law, father and son. That was the culture of how Holi is celebrated in our village,” Jogi ji slowly. In Jaunpur where Nadia Paar was shot. I have been shooting there for months. So I see the people there. Even today There are memories of the shooting across the river in his mind. Where did we get killed in Bhojpuri today?

When money and fame started coming to us, our characters kept changing. Nirahua was a rickshaw puller. Suddenly shooting started happening abroad. The attire changed, things changed, item songs started happening. Ever since Bhojpuri films started coming on TV, now family films have started being made.

Earlier there used to be male dominated films, now they have become female dominated. So this change has come in Bhojpuri cinema. We should not leave our culture, as it happens in the South, whether films are made for Rs 5 crore or Rs 500 crore. They do not leave their culture.

Question– Lastly, a famous dialogue from any of your films…

answer– There is a very good dialogue in The Singh Saheb Rising.” We do not take what is illegitimate and we do not leave what is right.” One of our dialogues was a big hit “Daroga hain dosar, ghusa deni muhar”. Another dialogue was a big hit “Aashiq ka janaza hai badi dhumphal se nikalo yaaron”.