Last year, in a video interview just around the onset of the pandemic the Abhinaya Chakravarthy had spoken to us about how a positive mindset is important.
Sudeep had said, "When I talk positivity and takeaways, it is in my perspective. I cannot generalise it, because each one has their own problems. But, if you were to ask me, take a look around - plants are so green and it is summer. Most, summer most plants are dried up and there are hardly flowers. And that is the norm, according to us. If we look across Bengaluru, this is what we see everywhere. This means giving nature just two months of rest for this to happen. When we talk about ourselves, it all about I, me and myself. Personally, I like to wake up everyday and go to work - without wasting time. Trust me, I do not like to waste time even now. But, this whole quarantine is telling us to slow down. Everyone is busy running - and we all know what we are chasing. We need to slow down and let nature breathe, as this is a better environment for all of us.
If one realises, if Covid-19 hadn't happened - there would be a lot more complications.There is a takeaway for everyone. Of course there are problems - financially especially. This teaches everyone one thing, to not take anything for granted anymore. There is a financial crisis everywhere. Each one's learning is going to be different. When you're at home, life is not wasted. You can make the best of everything right now. Catch up on everything that you lost out on. One doesn't need to worry about being overtaken by anyone, as everyone's cars are parked. This is a time for one to think, recoup and reconstruct - get yourself together."
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