<p>Ahead of his digital debut, actor Shahid Kapoor says he is "nervous" about venturing into a new medium.</p>.<p>Kapoor, the star of movies such as <em>Jab We Met</em>, <em>Kaminey</em>, <em>Haider</em> and <em>Kabir</em> <em>Singh</em>, is headlining an untitled series, created and written by Raj Nidimoru and Krishna DK of <em>The Family</em> <em>Man</em> fame for streamer Amazon Prime Video.</p>.<p>During an Instagram Live session on Monday evening, Kapoor said his success in the movies doesn't guarantee acceptance on OTT platforms. </p>.<p><strong>Read more: <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/entertainment/happy-birthday-vijay-4-things-to-know-about-thalapathys-latest-movie-beast-999891.html" target="_blank">Happy birthday Vijay: 4 things to know about Thalapathy's latest movie 'Beast' </a></strong></p>.<p>"I'm very nervous about making my digital debut because I really feel that actors who might have been liked and loved on the big screen, might or might not be appreciated on a digital platform," Kapoor said.</p>.<p>The 40-year-old actor was interacting with his fans to celebrate two years of his 2019 blockbuster <em>Kabir Singh</em>.</p>.<p>The long form formats are more difficult to pull off because actors have to ensure that the audiences continue to remain interested in their characters, Kapoor said.</p>.<p>"You can't just be okay if people like you for a couple of hours. They need to be interested in your character, connect with you and you need to hold their attention for 9-10 episodes. I don't think I'm experienced in that space. So it would be interesting to see how people react to me on that platform," he added.</p>.<p>The actor said he always wanted to feature in a long-form content as it offers scope to flesh out a nuanced portrayal of a character.</p>.<p>"Most of the time when I've finished my movies, whether it was <em>Haider</em> or <em>Kabir Singh</em>, I always used to hope I've been able to bring out every aspect of this character. When you have more time, it allows you to share more of him with the audience. </p>.<p>"It'll be interesting to see how they respond to that, whether they like me in that space, whether I'll be able to do something different as opposed to what I do in a movie."</p>.<p>Kapoor, however, was tight-lipped about the much-awaited series. </p>.<p>The actor said he was "not allowed to say much" but teased that the project would be a departure from his previous works.</p>.<p>"I have loved Raj and DK's work for a while. I really enjoyed seeing <em>The Family Man</em> and I totally loved season two. The web series is very different from anything that I've ever done. It's going to be exciting. It's a quirky crime drama," he added</p>
<p>Ahead of his digital debut, actor Shahid Kapoor says he is "nervous" about venturing into a new medium.</p>.<p>Kapoor, the star of movies such as <em>Jab We Met</em>, <em>Kaminey</em>, <em>Haider</em> and <em>Kabir</em> <em>Singh</em>, is headlining an untitled series, created and written by Raj Nidimoru and Krishna DK of <em>The Family</em> <em>Man</em> fame for streamer Amazon Prime Video.</p>.<p>During an Instagram Live session on Monday evening, Kapoor said his success in the movies doesn't guarantee acceptance on OTT platforms. </p>.<p><strong>Read more: <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/entertainment/happy-birthday-vijay-4-things-to-know-about-thalapathys-latest-movie-beast-999891.html" target="_blank">Happy birthday Vijay: 4 things to know about Thalapathy's latest movie 'Beast' </a></strong></p>.<p>"I'm very nervous about making my digital debut because I really feel that actors who might have been liked and loved on the big screen, might or might not be appreciated on a digital platform," Kapoor said.</p>.<p>The 40-year-old actor was interacting with his fans to celebrate two years of his 2019 blockbuster <em>Kabir Singh</em>.</p>.<p>The long form formats are more difficult to pull off because actors have to ensure that the audiences continue to remain interested in their characters, Kapoor said.</p>.<p>"You can't just be okay if people like you for a couple of hours. They need to be interested in your character, connect with you and you need to hold their attention for 9-10 episodes. I don't think I'm experienced in that space. So it would be interesting to see how people react to me on that platform," he added.</p>.<p>The actor said he always wanted to feature in a long-form content as it offers scope to flesh out a nuanced portrayal of a character.</p>.<p>"Most of the time when I've finished my movies, whether it was <em>Haider</em> or <em>Kabir Singh</em>, I always used to hope I've been able to bring out every aspect of this character. When you have more time, it allows you to share more of him with the audience. </p>.<p>"It'll be interesting to see how they respond to that, whether they like me in that space, whether I'll be able to do something different as opposed to what I do in a movie."</p>.<p>Kapoor, however, was tight-lipped about the much-awaited series. </p>.<p>The actor said he was "not allowed to say much" but teased that the project would be a departure from his previous works.</p>.<p>"I have loved Raj and DK's work for a while. I really enjoyed seeing <em>The Family Man</em> and I totally loved season two. The web series is very different from anything that I've ever done. It's going to be exciting. It's a quirky crime drama," he added</p>