Arvind shukla

Arvind Shukla is a freelance journalist and founder of News Potli, a website that tells the stories of farmers, women, and tribal people. Based in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, he grew up in a farming community and has spent years documenting the impact of climate threats, such as droughts, floods, and water shortages, on farmers and their livelihoods. He has previously written about the plight of sugar workers, including a story focusing on how mills in Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra owe sugarcane cutters billions in outstanding payments.

Arvind Shukla gains the support of influential and powerful players and becomes much more confident. He also attracts many more adversaries, some of whom team up to bring him down. What will... Arvind Shukla gains the support of influential and powerful players and becomes much more confident. He also attracts many more adversaries, some of whom team up to bring him down. What will follow next for Arvind Shukla? Arvind Shukla gains the support of influential and powerful players and becomes much more confident. He also attracts many more adversaries, some of whom team up to bring him down. What will follow next for Arvind Shukla?

How did you prepare for the role of Arvind Shukla, and what did you find most challenging about playing this character? Upon my initial reading of the script, I found commonalities between Arvind Shukla and myself, such as a desire to pursue civil service and excel academically. However, I had to make peace with the character’s involvement in student politics, which didn’t align with my own ideology. Through extensive research, reading, and understanding his thought process, I became comfortable with the character and felt no questions or doubts while portraying him on screen. Preparing for a character involves picking up on small details, such as their walk and tonality, as well as how they react in certain situations. Playing Arvind Shukla was a fun and exciting ride, and I believe this type of character hasn’t been portrayed recently. The most challenging aspect was staying in character off-set during the 90-100 day project. Even on days off, I would go out on the streets and interact with people in his tonality and accent, which was fun but initially challenging. Once I got the hang of it, it felt like a play. What made you pursue a career in acting? As a college student, I became intrigued by the world of stage and theatre after observing some of my seniors participating in auditions. During one weekend, I had the opportunity to accompany them to an audition in a basement, where we were given a script and asked to act in front of a camera and tripod. It was a surreal ...

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