Review of The diary of an actor- Part 1
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Re: Review of The diary of an actor- Part 1
This story started with series of events started with attending drugs party with raksha, where he met his former manager usha and her fiance sohan.How one step of saving a kidnapped nepali girl turn his life upside down..
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One of the book's greatest strengths is its authenticity. Whether the author is reflecting on failed auditions, opening night nerves, moments of triumph, or deep self-doubt, the diary format allows for an emotional honesty that resonates. Aspiring actors, in particular, will find comfort and insight in the detailed accounts of rehearsal processes, casting rejections, personal sacrifices, and the constant effort to stay motivated in a highly competitive field.
The book also reveals the actor’s philosophical musings on art, fame, ego, and the purpose of performance. There’s a thoughtful exploration of how acting affects the individual’s identity, and how one's sense of self is constantly shaped (and challenged) by the characters they portray.
However, some readers may find the structure loosely organized due to its diary format. It lacks a traditional narrative arc, and some entries may feel repetitive or introspective to the point of self-indulgence. Yet, that same rawness is what gives the book its heart and makes it stand out from more polished memoirs.
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Preethi’s storytelling highlights how our inner battles, dreams, and choices shape who we become. This book made me reflect on how powerful honest self-expression can be, even when the world doesn’t understand.
What do you think? Can finding our real selves actually help us break free from what society expects and create our own path?
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