I Don't Want to do Stereotypical Roles - Harish Kalyan
It is claimed that making an attempt to change one's life path is what gets one to the correct place. Similarly, Harish Kalyan's cinematic career is gradually but steadily shifting gears. The actor, who made his debut in 2010 with sindhu Samaveli, has played boy-next-door roles as well as romances in films such as Pyaar prema Kaadhal, Ispade Rajavum Idhaya Raniyum, Oh Manapenne!, and his most recent, Let's Get Married. Harish is now poised to play the protagonist in ramkumar Balakrishnan's first thriller Parking, which is expected to hit cinemas on december 1.
The actor portrays a married guy who, like his off-screen life, moves into a new house with his wife, portrayed by Indhuja Ravichandran, while juggling many obligations. Harish explains why he chose this script: "When I finished reading the script, I realized that I would not be watching the film as a spectator, but as a participant." Even the audience would have the same reaction. Ram's implementation of the plot has been flawless."
The actor portrays a married guy who, like his off-screen life, moves into a new house with his wife, portrayed by Indhuja Ravichandran, while juggling many obligations. Harish explains why he chose this script: "When I finished reading the script, I realized that I would not be watching the film as a spectator, but as a participant." Even the audience would have the same reaction. Ram's implementation of the plot has been flawless."
Parking, as the title suggests, focuses around a dispute over a communal parking area in which Harish Kalyan and bhaskar -Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW">ms bhaskar are at odds, each vying for a stake in their valued asset, which leads to brutal scuffles, destroying data-borders, automobiles, and finally their peace. "After reading one such article, I discovered that three roommates had a similar parking problem." When the debate heated up, two of them plotted and murdered the third. "This is not a problem that is limited to cities, but can be found throughout the country," he says.