Summary:
Mumbai, Aug 8 (PTI) Pavail Gulati says there is a certain pressure on him after the release of his critically-acclaimed film "Thappad", but when the actor is working with the likes of Anurag Kashyap and Ashwiny Iyer Tiwari, he believes there is nothing to worry.
Gulati"s turn as an entitled husband in Anubhav Sinha"s 2020 feature "Thappad", opposite Taapsee Pannu, earned him laurels and projects such as Kashyap"s "Dobaaraa" and Tiwari"s upcoming web series "Faadu".
The actor will also feature in Vikas Bahl"s "Goodbye", alongside Amitabh Bachchan, Rashmika Mandanna and Neena Gupta.
"There is pressure.
Nobody tells you that the pressure is going to mount.
But the good thing that happened was that I was in good hands.
I have Anurag Kashyap"s "Dobaaraa", Vikas Bahl"s next film and a show with Ashwiny Iyer Tiwari...
"I calm myself by saying I am in really good hands.
I feel blessed that I am working with these legends and I do not have too much to worry about," Gulati told PTI in an interview.
The 34-year-old actor"s previous credits include shows such as "Yudh" and Prime Video series "Made in Heaven", as well as Netflix anthology "Ghost Stories".
Gulat said he is glad that he wasn"t "slotted" in a certain stereotype after "Thappad".
"The part that I played in "Thappad" wasn"t a villain and Anubhav sir had written it so well that there were people who had empathised with my character.
I am getting varied stuff with different themes, storylines and characters.