Naga Chaitanya shares fatherly advice and excitement about his first OTT debut in ‘Dhootha,’ a supernatural thriller. Get ready for a unique experience as he steps out of his comfort zone on December 1, exclusively on Prime Video.
Actor Naga Chaitanya, who is following in the footsteps of his father Nagarjuna, expressed his enthusiasm about his first OTT debut in the supernatural suspense-thriller ‘Dhootha’ and shared the guidance he received from his dad.
Speaking to the media on the red carpet of the 54th IFFI, Naga Chaitanya said, “One piece of advice, I think the dad has always told me to be true to yourself because that’s how they created a fan base for themselves. Be unique… So, he always says it’s okay even if you fall and make mistakes because mistakes are what teach you the best.”
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Sharing his excitement about his OTT debut, the actor said, “A lot of exciting moments. It’s (Dhootha) my first OTT debut. Very excited about it… I always decided that when I do OTT, I definitely want to come out of my comfort zone as an actor versus what I’ve been doing for the big screen. So when Vikram came to me with a supernatural thriller, something I’ve not done, and it is something he does so well, which I’m a fan of, so it was such a win-win situation. I think the approach, the art is the same. It’s just that in OTT, I think you have eight episodes of 40 minutes. That’s a lot of screen time to tell each character. So there’s the approach of unfolding layers in the character. I think that was the main difference.”
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The Telugu original, ‘Dhootha,’ a supernatural suspense-thriller, is directed by Vikram K. Kumar and produced by Sharrath Marar, under the banner of NorthStar Entertainment Pvt. Ltd.
According to a statement, in the project, Naga Chaitanya will be seen playing the role of Sagar, an ambitious and successful journalist who finds himself engulfed by supernatural events that are at the nexus of many mysterious and gruesome deaths, and are now shadowing over his family.
The show will be out on Prime Video on December 1. (ANI)
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