Ankit Siwach Gets Candid On Bollywood Debut Benaras Vanilla

Television actor Ankit Siwach who rose to fame with shows like Beyhadh 2, Manmohini and Rishton Ka Chakravyuh is all set for his bollywood debut with his upcoming film titled Benaras Vanilla. In his recent interview, Ankit Siwach gets candid on bollywood debut Benaras Vanilla.

After garnering love and accolades from fans and audiences in the telly industry from past few years now, ace TV actor last seen in Beyhadh 2, whilst his latest tete a tete conversational interview, Ankit Siwach gets candid on bollywood debut Benaras Vanilla.

Stellar performer and TV actor who is soon to debut in Bollywood film industry with his upcoming film, in his latest interview off late, Ankit Siwach gets candid on bollywood debut Benaras Vanilla.

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Actor Ankit Siwach will soon be seen in the film Banaras Vanilla and is eagerly waiting for the release of the movie. The name of the film gives out very little of what the story entails and while Ankit refrains from giving out too many details too, he says that the title is totally apt for the storyline. Elucidating more on this, Ankit said, “The title Banaras Vanilla justifies the plot and storyline, Vanilla is the flavour of romance and the backdrop is Banaras”.

He adds,  “The film has been completely shot in Banaras, it is a magical city and its essence is enough to energise a film. It is a unique story, one-of-a-kind which touches various aspects of the city and the characters and is set up in the 90s”.

Ankit plays a tourist guide in the film. Explaining more about the character, Ankit says, “My character is a simple village boy who is dedicated to his work, loves his city and his clients. The release date of the film and the platform would be announced officially soon”.

The actor, who has been part of TV as well, says that the both TV and films are very different. Opening up on same, Ankit shares, “There is a huge difference between the two mediums, from the shooting pattern to the freedom of performance. The two mediums cater to audiences differently. The biggest difference is that films are script bound and have a starting and end point, mostly maintaining logic, realism, characters and subtexts in the plot while TV is completely opposite to it, it is a delivery-based medium, one can’t expect so much of pre planning, execution and logic when there are heavy deliveries to be met everyday. TV is a very difficult medium to work in, it demands blood sweat and toil on a daily basis, while a film may be a smooth sail most of the times”.

However, the actor admits that it is tough for TV actors to be cast in films but also adds that it isn’t impossible. Throwing more light on this point, he told, “I believe it all depends on what approach an actor puts towards his or her skill development. TV cannot be a medium to get selected for usually subtle projects in films and web. The makers are apprehensive while making selections because of the long running image of the characters that are played on TV. These become a hindrance. Yes, there are difficulties in being approached for films or web while doing a TV show, but we have seen many cases where TV actors have shown their mettle and not only survived, but ruled the film industry”.