Raj Arjun Says His ‘Razakar’ Character Is Similar To Hitler, Saddam Hussein – FilmyVoice
Actor Raj Arjun, who’s receiving a number of constructive response for his work in Telugu movie ‘Razakar: The Silent Genocide Of Hyderabad’, has mentioned that his character within the movie is a barbarian with none feelings, and is similar with Hitler and Saddam Hussein.
Within the movie, he essays the position of Kasim Razvi, a politician within the then princely state of Hyderabad. He was the president of the Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen occasion from December 1946 until the state’s liberation in 1948. He was additionally the founding father of the Razakar militia within the state.
About his character, he mentioned: “Once you get into the psychology of the character, you can’t be away from the impression or influence it leaves on you, and so has Kasim Razvi’s portrayal in ‘Razakar’ achieved to me. I’m slowly breaking from the aura that Kasim Razvi has instilled in me. I imagine that is one in every of my greatest performances after ‘Secret Star’ and ‘Thalaivi’. Kasim Razvi’s character is similar to Hitler and Saddam Hussein. A barbarian with none feelings.”
He additional talked about that the form of roles he has been provided from southern cinema have at all times been extraordinary and unique.
He shared: “They’ve some type of complexity and regardless of being provided the position of predominant villain, these characters at all times had totally different feelings and layers to play with. As an actor, I discover that there’s a graph in these roles and they’re true in their very own means.”
