Setting aside all my agendas I have totally immersed in the role of physically handicap person for 'Manmatha'. For twenty days I was looking like the real handicap. Twisting the hands and legs, projected tooth and hunch back and spread hair I worked for 15 hours a day. Anil Pemgirkar from Mumbai had come down for the make up said Jaggesh on his ambitious role.

In the career of an artist they do roles for money but some come in and give a little satisfaction for an artist. This is one such role explained Jaggesh. Jaggesh struggling hard to give perfection has already become a centre of attraction. Malayam actor Dilip who did the original film has evinced interest in seeing this film of Jaggesh.

For his knees and shoulder Jaggesh is under going physio- therapy. Shooting from 9 am to 2 am early morning I am finding it difficult to get sleep. Whatever it is I have satisfaction and salute the story writer says Jaggesh. The concept of how the world looks at handicap person and vice versa is interesting and mind blowing says Jaggesh.

At the 25th year of his career in films and active in Congress-I politics Jaggesh admits that he has learnt a few things from the current crop of heroes. The admiration they show for their role and the total outcome of the film is quite interesting. Like that they give importance to the money what they get. Life is a learning process Jaggesh agrees for the popular statement.