Gumraah: Mohit Anand Talks About Shooting With Aditya Roy Kapoor; Says, 'The Way He Switched Characters Was Amazing, Developed A Strong Connection On The Sets'
The crime thriller featuring Mrunal Thakur and Aditya Roy Kapur made its theatrical debut with this movie on April 7, 2023. The Tamil film ‘Thadam’ was remade in original Hindi, and the movie makes the claim that it is based on real events.
Magizh Thirumeni, the director of the first film, helmed ‘Gumraah’, which was helmed by newcomer Vardhan Ketkar. For the first time, Aditya is also starring in two different parts. His role in this chilling murder mystery has received glowing early reviews. Along with Anil Kapoor and Sobhita Dhulipala, the actor has continued the success of their OTT series ‘The Night Manager’.
Actor Mohit Anand, who most recently portrayed Sanjay Dutt's kid in the film "Panipat," is seen in Vardhan Ketkar's crime drama ‘Gumraah’, starring Aditya Roy Kapoor and Mrunal Thakur. He talked about his personality and the lessons he had acquired from Aditya.
Here’s What Mohit Anand Stated:
He stated: "Prithvi, the boy who is not the boy next door; Prithvi is that guy who when befriended can be the best buddy you can hang out with, discuss work, discuss girls, and even party with. In one of the scenes with Aditya, I really felt that connection with him and it was all organic."
Speaking on what he had picked up from Aditya, he stated: "Aditya is a man any actor can learn from, it is usually the way he was playing both these characters with not much to play with in terms of appearance which everyone will know why, but the way he switched was amazing. Plus, I like the way he doesn't shy away from retakes and doing better in the next one. I really also got to understand how disciplined an actor needs to be to look that way."
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Speaking on the character briefings he received from filmmaker Vardhan, Mohit shares: "Vardhan is a master in terms of briefs. He gave me a brief shot saying this character is poles apart from the real Mohit Anand, he is brash and brattish. A boy who is not afraid of saying what he feels and someone who is always excited about what Arjun is discussing with him. I was specifically given a stubble to make me look a little more mature and sharp cuts on the beard for Dilli ka Launda vibes. When the story was narrated I understood how important it is to nail this guy or else it won't make sense on screen."
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