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Mumbai, Oct 27 Renowned actor Deepak Dobriyal, who is known for his versatility, will soon be seen in the upcoming comedy thriller 'Aafat-e-Ishq'.The actor says while most of the time he gets to play comedy roles in films and filmmakers try to allure him with so-called 'challenging roles', he wants to come out of such cliche and would rather want to redefine comedy and tragedy in a new way through his acting.Deepak became one of the go-to actors for many filmmakers when it comes to comedy after the success of his characters like 'Mamdu' of 'Delhi 6', 'Pappi' of 'Tanu Weds Manu' and 'Angrezi Medium'.The actor told : "I think whatever comedy roles that I played become so popular and resonated with everyone that rest of my emotions on-screen got overshadowed. So I was just getting back-to-back offers on comedy. Since I wanted to get out of that zone, I refused a lot of roles and I looked for something different, something challenging. But I just realised that 'challenging role' is nothing but a cliche these days. That is why I am looking for a new approach in a simple role where I will find a challenge and through performance, I will deliver that."Citing an example of 'Angrezi Medium' the last released film of late Irrfan Khan, Deepak said, "even though it was a comedy character initially, eventually I saw how people had tears in their eyes watching the tragedy in the comedy. I will do more such performances and that is how I wish to redefine my performance and get out of the stereotype."Starting his career in theatre in 1994, the actor said, "Even though I have done all kinds of characters and showcased my ability to portray emotions, as a youngster, I would only get to play an old man in films. They would call it a 'performance oriented' role for 'theatre actors'. That was one of the cliches too. Now I have decided, no matter which role I get, I will perform in a manner that will blur genres and come across as a wholesome performance."In the upcoming 'Aafat-e-Ishq' he is playing a police officer who has a soft corner for the female protagonist named 'Lallo' played by Neha Sharma.The film is an official remake of 'Liza, the Fox-Fairy', a Hungarian film that was a huge success internationally and won numerous awards at various film festivals.Produced by Zee Studios and directed by Indrajit Nattoji, 'Aafat-E-Ishq', also features Amit Sial, Namit Das, Ila Arun and it releases on ZEE5 on October 29.Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

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