While the concept of his last week's performance in the Sony show was derived from his short film 'Ignored Desibles', he has taken a scene out of the play 'Mrityunjay' directed by his close friend Kulwinder Bakshish for this week's performance on the dance form 'Chau'. Talking about this, Sushant tells TellyBuzz, "Earlier, I had played the role of Arjun in the play 'Mrityunjay', but in Jhalak I play Karan and will depict Mahabharat from Karan's perspective. Mrityunjay was a one and half hour play which won lot many honours, including the National Award for Youngest Director. When we got the dance form of Chau, this idea struck me to use this play as our concept".
Sushant and his choreographer Shampa invited the Professional Chau Expert Tushar from Delhi to help them with their movements and gestures. "We were given the option to take outside help, and we took the opportunity of learning the Chau form from Tushar who is an expert in this. We explained the concept and play to him, and he taught us everything".
Sushant performed on the number from the movie Gulaal, 'Aarambh Hai Prachand'.
Talking about the appreciation got, Sushant said, "The act came out very well, and we got praised for the same. The judges gave us a perfect score yet again, and our hard work got rewarded".
To top it all, Sushant Singh Rajput is already on Cloud Nine after bagging the Best Entertainer Award – Male in the Big Star Entertainment Awards that will be aired on Star Plus on the 31st December night.
Kudos to Sushant and his hard work…
