Haritosh Srivastav argues that structure in storytelling isn't limiting but liberating. Improvisation feels free but structured writing of key points delivers clearer, more conclusive messages, even if it takes longer.
I love to do extempore. I mean, I don't want to write it before, but because coming into a structure, sometimes I feel that I'm stuck or I'm being tied into something. The independence, the freedom, I was not feeling at that time. But then gradually I felt that structuring what I want to say or reach to people is important because otherwise Sometimes it feels casual. Sometimes, not always extempore is good, you know. It should have right message, it should conclude properly. So then I started— so earlier I used to do it directly, then I started writing it, the points. Yeah. And it took— then, then it took a longer time to deliver.
