Sandy Master, who played a pivotal role in Bellamkonda Sai Sreenivas's latest blockbuster 'Kishkindhapuri,' recently shared his thoughts with reporters. Directed by Kaushik Pegallapati and produced by Sahu Garapati under the Shine Screens banner, the film has been running to packed houses since its worldwide release on September 12th.
From 'Leo' to 'Kishkindhapuri'
When asked about his back-to-back successes with Leo, Loka, and now Kishkindhapuri, Sandy Master expressed his happiness and thanked director Lokesh Kanagaraj for casting him in Leo. "If he hadn't given me that character, this journey wouldn't have started," he said. He recalled how people used to tease him about his eyes, calling them "death goat eyes," but now those same eyes have brought him success.
He revealed that after Leo, he was offered many similar psycho-killer roles. He's glad that he chose different characters in Loka and Kishkindhapuri, both of which have been successful.
His Role in 'Kishkindhapuri'
Sandy Master was highly impressed with director Kaushik's narration, especially the way he described his character. He kept the details of his role a secret, wanting to maintain the surprise for the audience. He revealed that he underwent a seven-hour test shoot for the character, which the director loved.
He said the best compliments he has received for his performance came from directors Pa Ranjith and Lokesh Kanakaraj, who appreciated his work after watching the film. He was also overjoyed with the audience's reaction in the theaters.
Future Endeavors
Sandy Master shared his love for both acting and choreography, calling choreography his foundation. He's currently focusing on acting but wants to continue balancing both. He also expressed an interest in directing in the future.
When it comes to choosing a film, he prioritizes a strong script. "If the story is good, the character will automatically be good," he stated.
He also provided an update on his upcoming projects, including a lead role in a film produced by Pa Ranjith, a pivotal role in the Malayalam film Kathaminar, and choreography for a promotional song in OG.
