Revealing how Kashyap used to make him shout his dialogues loudly on the terrace, the actor said, `I watched a lot of videos of how reporters or news anchors deliver breaking news. While preparing myself for the role, I used to record my scenes and dialogue delivery and show it to my director, so that he could correct me if I needed any improvement. Karan took a lot of effort while working minutely with me. He used to make me shout out the dialogues loudly on the terrace, which helped me with my performance.`
The debutant went on to elaborate on how he groomed himself to do justice with his character. `I didn't know how a reporter or a news anchor talks so to do justice with my character, Karan asked me to exaggerate my performance. Pappu Mishra, the role I'm playing in Sab Kushal Mangal, is a celebrity in his own space and Karan helped me a lot to bring out my confidence as well as my showman characteristics during our practice sessions,` he added.
Talking about how he groomed himself to play a small-town character, Priyaank shared that not only did he had to lose a lot of weight but also learn a different dialect altogether. He said, `Preparing for the role was a challenge as I had to completely stop working out because my character demanded me to be lean. From not getting to trim my beard to learning how to ride a bike, it was an amazing experience. Having been grown up in an urban household, I had to learn how to act as a small-town boy. The interesting fact about the prep was that I had to learn a completely different dialect, as my character is a self-made star and is recognized by most of the people wherever he goes.`
Directed by Karan Vishwanath Kashyap, Sab Kushal Mangal stars Priyaank Sharma Riva Kishan and Akshaye Khanna in lead roles and is all set to release on 3rd January 2020.