Agastya Nanda’s First Ever Interview | Anupama Chopra | Film Companion

In an exclusive interview with Anupama Chopra, Agastya Nanda talks about the good, bad, and ugly of receiving mixed responses for his debut film Archies directed by Zoya Akhtar. He delves into the relationship he has had with films, his far-from-stardom adolescence period, and the all that keeps him grounded. He further expresses his excitement on working with Sriram Raghavan on his next project Ikkees, and how he hopes to not let the public and the Indian Army down.

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00:56 What is the headspace Agastya Nanda is in?
01:18 How nervous is he for his next film, Ikkis?
02:08 Sriram Raghavan’s message for Agastya
03:00 His experience of meeting Sriram for the first time
05:19 On acting not being his first preference.
07:30 Agastya hunting for work.
09:15 About the Archie’s
13:45 On if he would follow his Mamu’s footsteps
14:48 Learning from Zoya Akhtar
16:00 Getting more chances as a star kid.
20:00 Agastya on what kind of Hindi Film Hero he’d want to become.
22:15 Is he constantly taking acting workshops?
25:19 An Abhishek Bachchan anecdote
28:00 “Mom keeps me grounded”
30:10 Agastya on learning from his legacy

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