She Season 2: Dangerous villain of 'She' found from YouTube video, a hobby only two, farming in forests and working in films

In the last episode of the first season of Netflix's web series 'She', the entry of a character suddenly happened, about which no one knew where the character came from and what he was going to do? Now in the second season of 'She', this character has opened its wings. The expansion of his empire is visible. The creator of the show, Imtiaz Ali, has also made up a story about why he is so dreaded. Somewhat similar to the characters of Nana Patekar, South Indian artist Kishore Kumar is playing this character. Kishore Kumar says, 'I didn't have to do anything different to play this character because I had to act what I am.'

Kishor says, 'Imtiaz Ali had never seen my work before. On a YouTube channel, he saw a video of me doing farming. Seeing him, he felt that the hero he was looking for. Maybe I can handle that. Imtiaz Ali felt that what appears from the outside should not be the same from the inside. If you have seen 'She' then you must have understood what I meant. The hero knows that Bhumi is a policeman, yet he keeps on meeting her. What is going on in the mind of the hero is beyond everyone's comprehension.

Apart from acting, Kishore Kumar is also very fond of farming. There is a national park near Bangalore, near the same park, teenagers do farming in the forest surrounded by hills. He says, 'I love nature very much. When a friend told me about that place, I found that place very beautiful and I took that place for farming. There are mountains, forests, water everything, seeing I fell in love with that place. There I cultivate different types of fruits.

Kishor, who has acted in 70-80 films in Kannada, Tamil, and Telugu so far, was widely discussed in Kannada film 'Attahas' and Tamil film 'Yana Yuddam'. In both these films, he played the role of sandalwood smuggler Veerappan. Kishore had no interest in acting. Even in college, he used to do amateur theater. He was interested in theater and was more inclined toward literature.

Actor Kishore Kumar, who has done his master's in Kannada literature, wanted to do something for literature and theatre. During this time a friend of his saw him doing theater and offered to work in his Kannada film. From here his acting career started. Kishor says, 'If I was not acting, I would have done farming, which I am still doing. I had a passion for literature, so my interest has been in writing, at this time I am also writing a film with a friend.

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