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Off-screen camaraderie means better
onscreen comfort
Small screen actors tell us about their favourite co-stars and how it's important sharing a good off-screen relationship to make the show run better
The television is abundant with tales of animosity between co-actors and it is always surprising to see them pull off scene after scene together onscreen. But when you share cordial relations with your co-actor it becomes easy for you to enhance the scene and grow as an actor along with your co-actor. The same off-screen bonding and comfort level helps you enact a scene better and help the show grow. We spoke to some telly actors to name their favourite co-actor and the reason why.
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Small screen actors tell us about their favourite co-stars and how it's important sharing a good off-screen relationship to make the show run better
The television is abundant with tales of animosity between co-actors and it is always surprising to see them pull off scene after scene together onscreen. But when you share cordial relations with your co-actor it becomes easy for you to enhance the scene and grow as an actor along with your co-actor. The same off-screen bonding and comfort level helps you enact a scene better and help the show grow. We spoke to some telly actors to name their favourite co-actor and the reason why.
Arhaan Behll: My favourite co-actor
will be my on-screen father Aupam Shyam. He is a brilliant actor and I
have got to learn a lot from him. Secondly, I share a great camaraderie
with him off screen. We get along really well and have fun together.
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