The final time we noticed Dhairya Karwa was as a Mumbai-based author in Gehraiyaan (2022). His subsequent, Apurva, largely set in Chambal, is a narrative that would scare the life out of any metropolis dweller. Director Nikhil Nagesh Bhat’s survival drama follows Tara Sutaria’s titular character as she fights her male assailants after being kidnapped from a bus. Karwa performs her fiancé who units out in quest of her. “The one method to survive such [intense] movies is to take it rather less critically. However the topic can’t be [taken lightly]. A movie like this displays generational conditioning,” says the actor.
Karwa is unfazed that the Disney+ Hotstar film is centred on Sutaria and Abhishek Banerjee’s characters. To him, it was the messaging that mattered. “I knew it’s an excellent story. When you’re beginning out, it’s extra vital to ascertain the form of tales that matter to you.”
Previously 5 years, the actor has featured in Uri: The Surgical Strike (2019) and 83 (2021). After Gehraiyaan, he says he has seen a shift in opinions about him. “I acquired some roles that wanted me to shoulder extra. I signed two huge initiatives, however they didn’t work out the best way [I] had hoped. There was an extended hole since my final launch due to this. I needed to recalibrate [my choices] and that’s when Apurva got here my manner.” He may even be seen in Gyaarah Gyaarah quickly.