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Sreeja V
@Wordsmith · 1:02
Introducing Parzaan Dastur, Actor & Co Founder, Tencolor Productions
Parisan also has starred in popular ads for brands like Amul and Dhara Oil and so on. Parisian will be here on Swell on Wednesday to answer questions around his journey as an actor, his production company and so on. So feel free to post your questions here on this welcome on Board Parzan
Hi, CJ. Thank you so much for that introduction. It's really exciting to be on this new platform. Swell. It's a very different concept and I'm really enjoying understanding how it works. Looking forward to meeting everyone on Wednesday and answering some questions, and hopefully it'll be a fun interaction. See you all soon. Bye
gungun bansal
@gungunbansal_ · 0:33
Hi Prasan Gungun from this style and I hope you're doing great. It's really good to know that you're the kid from Kush kushota. And I see little recognize you from the picture from this older picture of yours. I'm pretty glad to know that you are here with us in this platform. So I want to know one thing, like at the early age when you started your career with the acting and all, are you aware of that you're going to be this successful?
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Priyal Kedia
@priyalkedia024 · 0:27
Hi Prazan, my sister and it's really great having conversations with you. So my question is that your dream of being an actor is from childhood itself or after a role in Kutchka. What I motivated you. And one more question is like being a kid, how is it for you to work with the most famous lips of Indian? Thank you very much for your reply. Bye
Adhikshita
@Adhi.V · 0:14
Hi Pawsan, welcome to Swell. How are you doing? I had seen Pasadena, I think, and that you were there. Anyway. Good luck, make spells, we listen to them. And good luck for your future as well
Bipasha Sehrawat
@bipashaa · 0:06
Hello. I hope you are doing great. Welcome to swell and we're looking forward to your more swell
Sreeja V
@Wordsmith · 0:20
Parsan. I have a few questions which I will put across to you one after the other. So the first question is how old were you when you played that very cute Sarsar in? And how did that opportunity come about
Sreeja V
@Wordsmith · 0:29
Tell us a little bit about your life post your debut in firms, especially in Kutuku Chatta hair, which sort of catapulted you into the National League, so to speak. I think the whole of India loved you. What happened was that your journey in College. Right. And up to finding this production house, how did the entire journey sort of unravel
Sreeja V
@Wordsmith · 0:36
Another question that comes to mind is which aspect of the entire process of filmmaking sort of attracted you? We, of course, know you are wonderful in front of the camera, but are there aspects aspects behind the camera that you have since then explored and especially since you have founder tencolor Productions house Founder tencolor productions. What are the various aspects of filmmaking that you have dabbled and have enjoyed learning and honing skills right. In the process
So I think success is an ongoing event and you can keep continuing it all your life. So I hope that I'm successful in many other ventures that I dream of doing
Because I think before that I was just too young to really have a career dream or have a career goal. So I definitely think that has shaped my professional life. It was great to work with Celebs. I've had the good fortune to work with many of them over the years. Of course, I worked with Karanjo, Sharukhan Kajol
Thank you so much for your welcome onto Swell. I'm also excited to be here and talk to so many people. It's really great that you've seen Pasadena as one of the lesser known movies of my career. But I'm really, really, really proud of that movie because of the beautiful story, heartbreaking story, the story of a family going through so much grief and the story of a larger community that is so heartbreaking to see what is happening in our country even now
Hi. Thank you so much for your welcome and looking forward to using this platform actively and having some fun
So based on my work in advertising, they called me for this role and thought I would be fit for it. I did a small audition I remember in Dharma Productions Malakshmi office at the time, where they just put a small paddock on my head and saw if I could make some expressions that they wanted me to make, and I could do a very good job of that
So it was just a fun venture. We made a short film, and we garnered a lot of support and love from a lot of people regarding the short film, which gave us many more projects in the future. And thus we started a production house called Ten Color Productions. And today we make ads, music videos, and a lot of fun things that you see on the digital media. So that's been my journey. It's been fun
I've written for short format projects. I've written for ads. I write almost every day for my company Ten Color Productions where we make small videos, short videos. And I am currently in the process of learning how to write longer format works like films and web series because I really want to see something that I have written come to life. Apart from that, I recently have really discovered my love for directing. I love directing ads and short videos for my company
And that definitely helps me deal with my anxiety and stress. And yeah, that helps analyze my energy in better ways. It helps me see the situation in a different light. And most of the times it helps me calm down and take more rational decisions
Sreeja V
@Wordsmith · 0:49
Parzhan. Thank you for answering all my questions. And I think you know a lot of your onscreen persona is very much in line with your offscreen persona, if I may say, say so, even from the brief introductions that I've had with you. It's been a pleasure and wishing you all the very best and all success. And please do keep coming back to swell. And I'm sure there will be questions for you from time to time
Thank you so much. And looking forward to more on swell. Hopefully it will be fun and exciting. And let's see what the future holds