Karanvir Sharma, Another Perfection​ist In The Making

Looks like this is the season for youth-centric films has still a long way to go off the silver screen. And the hunt for suitable characters is what makes the film-makers rope in zestful and enthusiastic youth.So,here's such a fresh face Karanvir Sharma, who will be debuting in the Rajtaru Studios Ltd’sRomantic- Comedy 'Sadda Adda'. But the young chap isn't new to this glamorous industry, he has over 200 advertisements to his credit. He has been the face of International brands like GAS, PORSCHE, PAL ZILERI, ED HARDY,PUMA to name a few. Well, the smiley face entered the showbiz with all his guns. He started as a student of cinema and learnt the nuances of editing, cinematography, scripting and even directing. We ask him, why did he think there was a need to learn about all these technical fields, the intelligent actor replies, " I thought in order to understand the medium with a deep insight and to know where my interest and qualities actually lies, I should explore the industry thoroughly. I have also undergone formal training in acting with Mr Anupam Kher in his academy called 'An Actor Prepares'", quiet a perfectionist, we say. The versatile debutant has also undergone formal training in Martial arts with the likes of Allan Amin and R.P Yadav. What more, this trained actor has also learnt various dance forms like Jazz, Tap, Crumping, Mambo,Salsa,Jive with Bosco Ceasar and Oscar.So, here with all these talents and skills Karanvir is ready to rock the silver screen with his debut film 'Sadda Adda', which is directed and written by Muazzam Beg and produced by Rajiv Agarwal, Ramesh B. Agarwal and Tarun R. Agarwal.Talking about his maiden venture, an excited Karanvir says, "The film revolves around six bachelors who come from different states and share a 2 BHK apartment in a middle-class colony in Delhi. The apartment is what the boys call 'Sadda Adda'. The story is a rom-com and talks about how often most of us lose our focus and give up our dreams. We are most afraid to believe in our own dreams, but those who do are the true winners," he signs off.