Atharva Karve states his philosophy behind his art, talks about his admiration towards Mr. Bachchan

In the ever-evolving world of cinema, actors are tasked with adapting to the changing times, refining their craft, and staying relevant in the industry. One such actor who embraces this philosophy is Atharva Karve, whose passion for his art is fueled by a commitment to change and growth. The actor is known for his portrayal of Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar in And TV's show Ek Mahanayak Dr. B.R. Ambedkar. 

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The actor encapsulates his approach with a profound statement: "An actor must change himself with the time. Maybe acting methods or technical adaptations or just changes in your presence. But there has to be a change in you with the changing era. So I always admire Mr Bachchan that he is constantly working tirelessly from decades with same energy and enthusiasm”. 

For Atharva, the key lies in staying attuned to the shifts in the cinematic landscape. He recognizes that acting methods, technical nuances, and audience expectations undergo constant transformation. To remain relevant, an actor must be willing to shed old skins, embrace new perspectives, and adopt fresh approaches. Atharva's commitment to change is reflective of a mindset that acknowledges the impermanence of artistic norms and the necessity of adaptation.

Atharva's admiration for the legendary actor Mr. Amitabh Bachchan serves as a testament to his belief in the enduring spirit of evolution. He sees in Bachchan a source of inspiration, not just for his exceptional acting prowess but for his unwavering dedication to the craft over the decades.

In a world where innovation is the lifeblood of the entertainment industry, Atharva Karve stands out as an actor who thrives on evolution. His understanding that change is not just about external factors but involves a profound transformation within himself sets him apart. It's this internal metamorphosis that allows him to breathe life into diverse roles, resonating with audiences across generations.

On the work front, Atharva Karve’s body of work has been tremendous. From starting off his career at the age of 3 as a theatre artist to now playing such powerful role of Babasaheb Ambedkar in Ek Mahanayak Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, he has come a long way. 

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