Namit Das: 'Best phase' is a scary term for my career


Mumbai, Nov 9 (IANS): In recent times, actor Namit Das has appeared in much talked about projects, be it Mira Nair's 'A Suitable Boy', International Emmy-nominated 'Aarya', and latest 'Aafat-e-Ishq', and he is also gearing up for his upcoming projects.

Though the actor is full of gratitude for all the opportunities he has got so far, in conversation with IANS he explained why the term 'best phase of the career' scares him.

Namit told IANS: "I think any comparative term to describe any phase of my career, especially the current one, is scary for me. If everyone is saying that this is the 'best phase' then, this is the end na? (laugh) That's is why perhaps, all of us actors, whenever we go through a good phase where we get good projects, we say, it is just the beginning."

Starting his career as a theatre artiste, even though he has done several films and televisions one of his most popular ones remained, 'Sumit Sambhal Lega'.

He said, "I know, somewhere that time my real and reel life blurred the line, between Namit and Sumit. Since the beginning of my career even though I got a lot of appreciation from the audience and our fraternity, it was not always translating into the projects I was offered. Now, there is a sense of satisfaction I have for the last five years with the kind of work I am doing now."

The actor will soon be seen in the second season of 'Aarya 2', starring Sushmita Sen.

 

  

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