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Sundeep Kishan & His Depression
By: Tupaki Desk | 9 July 2019 7:10 AM GMT
Young Hero Sundeep Kishan has been struggling with back to back disasters lately. The actor whose previous outing 'Next Enti' also turned out to be a debacle at the box office is now going to test his luck with his upcoming film 'Ninu Veedani Needanu Nene'.
The teaser and trailer of the film have already created a positive impression on the audience. On the other hand, Sundeep is extremely busy promoting the film. While talking in an interview, the actor has responded to his failures. When asked how he saw the failures in his recent years, Sundeep stated that he almost went into borderline depression. ''I even travelled to the US to get rid of it. I don't discuss my professional matters with my family but I share things with my sister who is highly talented.'' Said Sundeep. ''When 'Sneha Geetham' and 'Prasthanam' got released, nobody knew my name. I have done films in 3 languages. I still want to achieve more. I want to do bigger films, in terms of visuals, scale and canvas, not budget.'' Stated Sundeep.
''I have done well in Tamil and Hindi but am still waiting for a big opportunity in Telugu. It's like losing on the home ground.'' Added Sundeep and revealed that he has listened to 30 scripts before finalising 'NVNN'.
The teaser and trailer of the film have already created a positive impression on the audience. On the other hand, Sundeep is extremely busy promoting the film. While talking in an interview, the actor has responded to his failures. When asked how he saw the failures in his recent years, Sundeep stated that he almost went into borderline depression. ''I even travelled to the US to get rid of it. I don't discuss my professional matters with my family but I share things with my sister who is highly talented.'' Said Sundeep. ''When 'Sneha Geetham' and 'Prasthanam' got released, nobody knew my name. I have done films in 3 languages. I still want to achieve more. I want to do bigger films, in terms of visuals, scale and canvas, not budget.'' Stated Sundeep.
''I have done well in Tamil and Hindi but am still waiting for a big opportunity in Telugu. It's like losing on the home ground.'' Added Sundeep and revealed that he has listened to 30 scripts before finalising 'NVNN'.
