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Naresh On Failures and 12A Railway Colony in Exclusive Interview

Naresh On Failures and 12A Railway Colony in Exclusive Interview

You recently said “I won my flops more than my hits.” What does that mean?

Naresh: Failures taught me more than success ever did. When a film flopped, it forced me to look inward—understand what went wrong, where I need to improve, and how to evolve. My flops made me stronger, more patient and more self-aware as an actor. That’s why I feel I won them.

How do you deal emotionally with a film not working at the box office?

Naresh: It hurts, of course. We put our heart into every project. But over the years, I learned to treat setbacks as lessons. Instead of blaming scripts or situations, I ask myself what I can learn from it. That mindset changed my life.

Your new film 12A Railway Colony is a thriller. What made you choose this genre again?

Naresh: After doing several serious roles earlier, I took a break. But a good thriller excites me. 12A Railway Colony has a fresh narrative and strong emotional depth. I felt it was time to return to this space.

How is this role different from the characters you've played before?

Naresh: This character is emotionally layered. He goes through fear, doubt, introspection and redemption. It’s not comedy-driven or light-hearted. This role required subtlety and internal performance, which challenged me as an actor.

How was the experience of working with the 12A Railway Colony team?

Naresh: Beautiful and intense. The director had a clear vision, and the crew was passionate. Everyone treated the film like their own. That energy helped me deliver my best performance.

Your fans love your comedy. Will you be returning to that zone soon?

Naresh: Definitely! Comedy is my home ground. I’m reading scripts, and if something exciting comes up, I’ll jump right back into it. But right now, I want audiences to see this side of me again.

Do you think audiences judge actors too quickly based on flops?

Naresh: Sometimes, yes. But the audience is also honest. If they love something, they lift it. If not, they reject it. Their reaction keeps us grounded. Instead of feeling bad, I try to understand their expectation and improve.

What do you want the audience to take away from 12A Railway Colony?

Naresh: Emotion, suspense, and a good cinematic experience. We made this film with sincerity. I want people to enjoy the story and feel connected to the character.

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