Pankaj Tripathi speaks with Anupama Chopra about whether OTT is still a democratic medium and how the audience perceives OTT content. They also discuss the challenge of playing the same character for a long time in a web show, life after OMG 2, and how acting is equal to meditation for him. Pankaj shares insights on what he learned from Naseeruddin Shah's seminar, why he can't repeat his last take and his future projects.
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00:00 Now Binging with Pankaj Tripathi
01:08 Is OTT Still a Democratic Medium?
03:58 The Challenge of Playing the Same Character for a Long Time
07:24 OMG 2: The Role of Writing in Making a Hit Film
09:10 Life After Oh My God 2
10:33 Acting as Similar to Meditation
14:29 Learnings from Acting for TV
17:10 "Main Acting Ke Liye Nahi Ji Raha Hoon..."
20:00 The Connection Between Food & Acting
23:00 Acting Masterclass
25:20 Why Pankaj Tripathi Can't Say NO
28:33 How Pankaj Tripathi Gave Viral Interviews
33:52 How Pankaj Tripathi Practices Innocence
37:48 Fukrey 3, Stree 2, Mirzapur 3, Criminal Justice 4
40:20 Binge List with Pankaj Tripathi
42:20 Advice for Actors
52:33 Pause and Play with Pankaj Tripathi
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