His recent OTT outing, The Family Man may have opened an entirely new segment of viewers for Manoj Bajpai, but the actor stresses that he continues to do his bit for theatre, the art form that marked the beginning of his performance career.
“I prefer not to talk too much about this aspect of my life, but yes, I consistently train acting students at NSD (National School of Drama) besides holding workshops at other institutes. I would like to be part of theatre every moment of my life but acting on the stage is just one part of theatre. I have done enough of that, and frankly don’t miss it,” he said.
In the Capital for the three-day Kathakar Festival, a celebration of the oral story tradition, which is witnessing participation of artistes from around the world, Bajpai emphasised on the need to have solid stories in order to keep the audiences glued.
“No matter what the medium is, ultimately it is engrossing content that does the trick and makes everything worthwhile,” he said. — IANS