Sunny Hinduja: Post lockdown, OTT spells win-win for all


Mumbai, Apr 12 (IANS): Actor Sunny Hinduja, who plays Vicky in the second season of "Chacha Vidhayak Hai Humare", says he doesn't think much before taking up a role and only focuses on giving his best.

"Good content and skilful talent always survives irrespective of it (projects) being released in theatres or on OTT. Without thinking much, I am here to perform and will do that to the best of my abilities," Sunny tells IANS.

He adds: "For me, it is important that I bring a certain impact to the story. The platform can be any, but if my character is not adding value to the story, I don't enjoy it much. In all my characters which I have played so far, I have felt connected to the storyline and been an integral part of the plot."

Sunny, whose role in the new season of "Chacha Vidhayak Hai Humare" has been well-received, also saw a positive response for his act as officer Milind in the first season of "The Family Man". The actor does accept that OTT platforms are booming and he says it is a good time for all artistes.

"I am glad to see how the OTT platform is booming. It's because of this that I got the opportunity to display my skills as an actor. Also, after the lockdown there has been a heavy consumption of series. The demand is also increasing for actors, directors and technicians. It's a win-win for all," he says.

  

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