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Actor Anupam Kher has said that playing the role of former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has been the most difficult one in his career spanning three decades.
During the Master Deenanath Mangeshkar Smruti Pratishthan Awards 2018 held in Mumbai on Tuesday, Anupam Kher was asked about his upcoming venture, The Accidental Prime Minister. The actor answered to that,” “No… Only 40 percent of the film shoot has been completed. I have studied the character of Manmohan Singh for four months and it is the most difficult role that I have ever done. I hope the audience will see his journey on-screen really soon.”
Earlier, a video of Anupam Kher rehearing on the sets of the film went viral, where he is seen trying to mould his walk and demeanour to match that of Manmohan Singh.
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Kher received a special honour for his contribution to Indian theatre and cinema at the awards ceremony. He dedicated the award to youngsters from rural parts of India. “Whenever I receive an award for my work, it motivates me to do even better. I always say that it’s not my lifetime achievement award because I feel like I have started my career just now. This award I have dedicated to youngsters from rural parts of India who come here (to Mumbai) and work hard towards achieving success.
“I just want to advise them that if a boy like me who was the son of clerk from forest department of Shimla can receive this award, then they can also achieve many things in their life.”
-With IANS inputs
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