/> After realizing that better understanding of characters is a much needed requirement for acting, Himesh Reshammiya has turned over a new leaf in his career.

He has now started attending acting workshops before beginning to shoot for every film of his, most recently being 'Radio', a film which he signed last month. He is doing so in order to grasp the graph of his character and perform with a lot more ease.

Confirms Himesh Reshammiya who showed an improvement as an actor in 'Karzzzz' when compared to his debut flick 'Aap Ka Surroor - The Moviee' (even though box office returns of the former weren't quite encouraging), "Yes, the character of Vivan that I play in 'Radio' is such that I thought of doing some serious workshops with theatre actors.

I am feeling on the top of the world to perform in front of the camera now. The workshop has helped me loosen up further."

This is not the first time though that Himesh has indulged in attending a workshop. Even for Studio 18's 'Ishk Unplugged' (which is directed by Swapna Joshi and written by Subrat Sinha), he had participated in a work shop before embarking in the actual shoot.

Says a source close to Himesh, "Isshaan is giving a realistic touch to 'Radio' which is basically a romantic comedy. Since the film doesn't require any pretence, Himesh was sure that he wanted to be a part of some serious workshops. He is dead serious about his career as an actor and is giving it his all to get his future films going."

In 'Radio', Himesh Reshammiya plays a radio jockey. To be produced by Ravi Agarwal, 'Radio' would be directed by Isshaan Trivedi, the young film maker who made '7 1/2 Phere' (Irrfan Khan, Juhi Chawla) four years back and is ready with Jimmy Sheirgill-Arbaaz Khan-Nauheed Cyrusi starrer 'Bachelor Party'.

Concludes Himesh, "Henceforth I will be doing workshops for every film, like I did for 'Ishk Unplugged' and the one I am doing for 'Radio'. I have completed the shooting of 'Ishk Unplugged' in a 65 day non stop schedule and now realize how much the workshops have helped."

Meanwhile, the year to follow would see his other two films 'A Love Issshtory' and 'Kajraare' also releasing soon, hence making it four in a row for him.