Chandigarh : Every new role opens a whole new world of opportunities for an actor. Some of these actors make every character ‘theirs’ with the kind of grit and passion with which they embrace each varied character. One such booming gem on television is actor Manmohan Tiwari who has made a name for himself with his acting skills.
Manmohan Tiwari who began his journey on television with a reality show went on to ace numerous shows thereafter. Star Plus show Pratigya gave him immense popularity as a negative lead. When people thought that’s all he is good at, he proved them wrong by taking up some roles in the comedy genre and aced it with perfection. The actor is currently gearing up for his new show Jai Bharati as main lead. Doordarshan’s patriotic love saga is an inspiring drama portraying indomitable spirits and unparalleled courage of Indian soldiers.
The actor loves sharing heart touching moments online with his fans. He recently revealed his father’s thoughts about his character in the new show.
The actor shared, “Universally moms are the ones that always praise their children even in their smallest of achievements while Dads are those tough nuts to crack, not very forthcoming or expressive. As they believe praising their child more often might result in them becoming overconfident. While every performance by the actor has always been praised by his mom however his father has always been reserved with his comments and appreciation. But after watching his son’s performance in promos and previews he not only praised him but also the makers for putting together such an incredible story that straddles the exceptional courage of the Indian army. Patriotic shows bring along a feeling of pride to everyone’s hearts in every frame. He particularly remarked, Ye show agar nahi chala toh kya chala? Hearing him rarely appreciating my work, I just couldn’t control my emotion and surely my heart swelled with pride. In my career of more than 20 shows, never has my father ever said anything like that. These sudden words really meant the world to me enlightening the spark to strive for excellence.
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