'Omkara' Inspired Jr NTR to Cast Saif in 'Devara'

'Omkara' Inspired Jr NTR to Cast Saif in 'Devara'
  • Saif Ali Khan's role in 'Devara' was inspired by his performance in 'Omkara'.
  • Jr NTR and the director were impressed by Saif's performance in 'Omkara'.
  • Saif Ali Khan is excited about his Telugu film debut in 'Devara'.

The influence of Saif Ali Khan's acclaimed performance in 'Omkara', a 2006 film directed by Vishal Bhardwaj, continues to resonate in his career, even after 18 years. At the recent trailer launch of 'Devara', a much-anticipated upcoming Telugu film, Saif revealed a fascinating detail about his casting. He shared that Jr NTR, the film's lead actor, and director Koratala Siva were deeply inspired by his portrayal in 'Omkara' and decided to cast him for their project. This acknowledgment highlights the lasting impact of 'Omkara' and its influence on Saif's career trajectory.

Saif Ali Khan shed light on his character, Bhaira, in 'Devara', describing it as a multifaceted role with complexities and depth. He mentioned that Bhaira is presented as a more nuanced character than a straightforward villain, with both younger and older versions depicted, requiring extensive makeup. This intricate portrayal adds an intriguing layer to his performance and promises a captivating cinematic experience.

Saif expressed his admiration for the Telugu film industry, noting that 'Devara' marks his debut in this vibrant cinematic landscape. He views it as a gateway to a new world of filmmaking, recognizing its position at the forefront of Indian cinema. Saif's excitement about joining a major South Indian film speaks volumes about his willingness to explore new horizons and engage with diverse audiences. His entry into Telugu cinema signifies a trend of increasing collaborations between North and South Indian film industries, promising a future of enriching cross-cultural cinematic experiences.

Source: Saif Ali Khan reveals Jr NTR watched Omkara and decided to cast him in 'Devara': 'I am glad that Tarak ji wanted...'

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