Paras Madaan, who is part of the ongoing family drama Pocket Mein Aasmaan, reflects on the invaluable role theatre has played in shaping his career this World Theatre Day. In an exclusive conversation with Downtown Mirror Weekly, Paras reminisces about his early days in the theatre scene.
Paras Madaan shares, “Before venturing into the acting industry, I was deeply involved in theatre in Delhi. It was there that I sharpened my skills, built confidence, and learned the power of live performances. Theatre offers an immersive, one-of-a-kind experience that digital platforms just can’t match.”
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Paras Madaan believes theatre has had a profound influence on the entertainment world. “It has been the stepping stone for countless actors, writers, and directors. Through theatre, the entertainment industry has learned the importance of storytelling, character development, and emotional depth. It’s the perfect breeding ground for experimentation and creativity, which spills over into films and television.”
He adds, “Theatre isn’t just art; it’s a mirror to society, a space for critique, reflection, and change. It’s crucial we preserve it, so future generations can feel the magic of live performances and grasp their cultural significance.”
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Despite the often limited budgets of theatre productions, Paras Madaan emphasizes the deep connection it fosters with audiences. “The budget may be small, but the impact is immense. Theatre connects with people on a level that no other medium can, sparking conversations and providing a stage for fresh talent to shine. Its ongoing presence in cities everywhere is proof of its enduring power.”
As he yearns to return to his theatrical roots, he confesses, “I’d love to get back on stage. The rush of performing live, the instant feedback from the audience, and the challenge of bringing a character to life on stage – there’s nothing like it.”
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Paras Madaan concludes, “I recently had the chance to watch Broken Images with Shabana Azmi and Taj Mahal Ka Tender in Mumbai. I always try to catch performances at Prithvi Theatre to soak in the magic of live theatre whenever I can.”
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