<p>Things are going well for Chiranjeevi Sarja. The young actor has just completed Ajit, a remake of Tamil film Paiyaa. And without taking much of a break, he has started work on his next project Chandralekha, directed by Om Prakash. He also has two other projects in the pipeline. <br /><br /></p>.<p>Chiru, as he is fondly called, still thinks there’s so much more he can do as an actor. <br />“I want to experiment with all kinds of roles while I am still around in the industry. Whether it’s comedy, romance, action or horror, I want to try them all. And I am fortunate that I’ve been getting to play roles that are not repetitive,” Chiru tells <br />Metrolife. <br /><br />Talking about Ajit, Chiru says that although it is a remake, the Kannada version has been tweaked to suit local tastes. “There are a lot of change from the original. We’ve worked around the main character and made him more lively than what he was in the original version. I am sure people here will love it,” he adds. Actress Sanjjanaa’s sister Nikki plays the female lead in Ajit.<br /><br />The theme of love has been given a different twist. “I play a college-goer who falls in love with a girl at first sight. However, he doesn’t reveal his feelings to the girl until the end of the film. It’s a commercial film with loads of mind-blowing action sequences,” Chiru explains. He thinks that love at first sight is a debatable issue. “Love can happen to anyone, anytime. For some, it is instantaneous and others may find love late in life,” he reasons. <br /><br />In Chandralekha, Chiru will try his hand at comedy. “The story is about two friends, who decide to die but put off their decision to commit suicide by three days. There’s a lot of action that happens in these three days and the hero even falls in love. I am lucky to have worked with three directors. I learnt the importance of timing from comedian Sadu Kokila. He taught me that comedy must come naturally to any actor, else any expression would go haywire,” he notes. <br /><br />Chiru constantly experiments with his looks. “I keep changing my looks for every film. It helps stay in touch with the latest styles, “ he wraps up. <br /></p>
<p>Things are going well for Chiranjeevi Sarja. The young actor has just completed Ajit, a remake of Tamil film Paiyaa. And without taking much of a break, he has started work on his next project Chandralekha, directed by Om Prakash. He also has two other projects in the pipeline. <br /><br /></p>.<p>Chiru, as he is fondly called, still thinks there’s so much more he can do as an actor. <br />“I want to experiment with all kinds of roles while I am still around in the industry. Whether it’s comedy, romance, action or horror, I want to try them all. And I am fortunate that I’ve been getting to play roles that are not repetitive,” Chiru tells <br />Metrolife. <br /><br />Talking about Ajit, Chiru says that although it is a remake, the Kannada version has been tweaked to suit local tastes. “There are a lot of change from the original. We’ve worked around the main character and made him more lively than what he was in the original version. I am sure people here will love it,” he adds. Actress Sanjjanaa’s sister Nikki plays the female lead in Ajit.<br /><br />The theme of love has been given a different twist. “I play a college-goer who falls in love with a girl at first sight. However, he doesn’t reveal his feelings to the girl until the end of the film. It’s a commercial film with loads of mind-blowing action sequences,” Chiru explains. He thinks that love at first sight is a debatable issue. “Love can happen to anyone, anytime. For some, it is instantaneous and others may find love late in life,” he reasons. <br /><br />In Chandralekha, Chiru will try his hand at comedy. “The story is about two friends, who decide to die but put off their decision to commit suicide by three days. There’s a lot of action that happens in these three days and the hero even falls in love. I am lucky to have worked with three directors. I learnt the importance of timing from comedian Sadu Kokila. He taught me that comedy must come naturally to any actor, else any expression would go haywire,” he notes. <br /><br />Chiru constantly experiments with his looks. “I keep changing my looks for every film. It helps stay in touch with the latest styles, “ he wraps up. <br /></p>