If given a chance to go back to your debut role, what’s that one thing you’d like to change or do better? We told her husband a few stories of our shooting days and had a laugh!ĥ. We didn’t work together again, but I did bump into Ayesha and her husband many years later. How was the rapport with your co-stars when you got to meet or work with them again later?Īyesha was my co-star.
I don’t remember how many takes it took, but I do remember things going smoothly.Ĥ. Ayesha was very natural and has talent, so it made the work easy from the first day itself. Not at all! Acting was the only thing I was ever confident of in my life, from an early age. Were you nervous? How many retakes did you take? I grew up on sets, so I was already familiar with the environment.ģ. I was very comfortable from day one as was Ayesha Takia.
It was in the college where my character comes to say goodbye to the girl, and her brother sees us and freaks out. What do you remember of your first day on set? I remember telling him that bhaiyya will hear it and say, “this character is just like the real-life Abhay,” which is exactly what he did!Ģ. So I took him to my brother who immediately signed him on to make the movie under Vijayta Films. I had liked the story very much, and I knew my brother Sunny (Deol) would take a chance with a newcomer if he believed in him. He was in talks with a producer who wasn’t responding to him. How did you land your acting debut project – Socha Na Tha?Ī friend introduced me to Imtiaz Ali, who then narrated the story to me.
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