Virat Kohli: 'Great Actor' Yet Unfit for Films, According to Mukesh Chhabra
Wednesday, 21 August 2024, 09:10
Virat Kohli has earned accolades as a 'great actor' in a different context, yet casting director Mukesh Chhabra asserts he shouldn’t pursue film roles. Chhabra emphasizes that even after retiring, Kohli’s strengths lie elsewhere, not on the silver screen.
Chhabra's Opinion on Kohli
Mukesh Chhabra, a prominent figure in the casting landscape, shared his insights on Kohli's potential in films.
The Charisma Factor
- While Kohli may captivate sports fans
- His on-field charisma does not translate seamlessly to cinematic success
- Chhabra's advice serves as a warning against entering the film industry
Consequences of Film Pursuits
Considering Kohli's vast achievements in cricket, the transition to film could dilute his legacy.
Chhabra's Perspective on Retirement
- The casting director emphasizes that retirement should not usher in an acting career
- Kohli's talents are best suited for sports rather than acting
- Maintaining his brand away from films could enhance his post-retirement image
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