Godzilla actor fascinated by humanity in India
Friday - September 28, 2018 7:22 pm ,
Category : ENTERTAINMENT
Mumbai Sep 28 (IANS) "Godzilla: Final Wars" actor Jonathan Legg who will be seen on Indian television screens with travel show "Road Less Travelled" for which he explored India says "humanity" is a good word for the country.
"Road Less Travelled" to be aired on EPIC channel October 1 features Legg as he travels through India in search of exotic and unique experiences.
On his experience of shooting in India Legg said in a statement: "Producer Sashi De threw me into the deep end on our very first episode of the show by choosing Rath Yatra in Orissa (Odisha) as our destination. What a pulsating glorious stew of humanity this was! Humanity is a good word for India.
"Glance down a side street in Calcutta (Kolkata) and you can see about every activity taking place: People brushing their teeth showing working eating conversing sleeping... Go to Bollywood and you can find humans at their most flamboyant go to Varanasi and you can find them at their most transcendent go to the slums and you find humanity at its most resourceful.
"In Delhi you have humans who live by one code in Leh something different and in Shillong different again. But everywhere you go the people are peaceable and approachable kind and gentle."
--IANS rb/bg
"Road Less Travelled" to be aired on EPIC channel October 1 features Legg as he travels through India in search of exotic and unique experiences.
On his experience of shooting in India Legg said in a statement: "Producer Sashi De threw me into the deep end on our very first episode of the show by choosing Rath Yatra in Orissa (Odisha) as our destination. What a pulsating glorious stew of humanity this was! Humanity is a good word for India.
"Glance down a side street in Calcutta (Kolkata) and you can see about every activity taking place: People brushing their teeth showing working eating conversing sleeping... Go to Bollywood and you can find humans at their most flamboyant go to Varanasi and you can find them at their most transcendent go to the slums and you find humanity at its most resourceful.
"In Delhi you have humans who live by one code in Leh something different and in Shillong different again. But everywhere you go the people are peaceable and approachable kind and gentle."
--IANS rb/bg
