Mumbai : In an exclusive conversation with actor Junaid Khan and actress Khushi Kapoor, the two discussed their film 'Loveyapa' and expressed their delight about working together. Along with sharing some intriguing facts, they also discuss how their writer or director allows them the freedom to develop their characters.
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00:00I think this is the first film we are really promoting.
00:09Yeah.
00:10So, I think it's been great fun, yeah, we get to meet lots of people.
00:17Yeah.
00:18Yeah, I think this is the first time I'm really doing interviews properly.
00:24So it is a different experience, I think.
00:27Because this one's a theatrical, it's a bit different also for us.
00:31But I think it's equally as exciting as it is stressful.
00:35So yeah, I think we can just wait and hope for the best.
00:39No, I feel that my character in Loveyappa is actually further away from my own personality
00:56compared to like, say, Maharaj, for instance.
00:59But it's been fun.
01:03I think as actors, we can live vicariously through our characters.
01:09So I enjoyed myself a lot.
01:15I don't think I see it as like a social responsibility, but I think it's more us doing justice to
01:22our characters than looking at it as a message that we need to emphasize on.
01:29I think that kind of goes hand in hand.
01:33I think it's just about telling a story truthfully.
01:36Unlearnings, I don't think there are any unlearnings, so to speak.
01:46I mean, I normally like to take the lead from the director and Advaith has a knack for getting
01:53fantastic performances from everybody, actually.
01:58And I think I've seen in all his films.
02:03So yeah, I think, yeah, I don't know if there's any unlearning.
02:06I think it's always, you're always learning new things and figuring out how many unlearnings.
02:13No, I don't think that each director has a different process.
02:19So I don't think it's about unlearning, but I think it's about being able to surrender
02:22each time and do it differently every time.
02:27So I think that's fun and challenging in a way.
02:32But yeah, I think it's more about just letting yourself just be free and give in to the whole
02:38process of it.
02:44No, I think he gave us a lot of freedom to explore and find the characters.
02:48I think when we were reading, we would first read it how we would interpret it and then
02:54kind of hear his notes and then do it based off of what he kind of saw it as as well.
03:02So I think initially, he also wanted to see how we would approach it and then get another
03:07fresh sense of perspective and then accordingly give his notes.
03:10Yeah, and he likes to, I think he does like to like find it a little bit.
03:14So we'd like go to different places, try different things.
03:19Yeah, we rehearsed for about five, six weeks.
03:22Yeah.
03:23It was good fun.
03:24And there is a beauty in spontaneity as well.
03:27And I think he knows that so a lot of the things that would happen in shoot, especially
03:33with Ashutosh sir, I think were improvised with him.
03:36And it would make for a really good, a really good scene because it would spark a very genuine
03:42response from all of us.
03:43So I think he was very open to trying new things.
03:51Yeah, I think acting is acting.
03:53But there are technical differences between the two, which is about getting used to.
03:57I mean, I've done a little bit of stage.
04:02This would be the third film I shot, actually.
04:04So yeah, I think I'm settling into it a little bit.
04:08I don't know.
04:09We'll see.
04:10Watch the film and let me know.
04:17I like to leave that responsibility to the director and the writers.
04:22Yeah, I think we are just vessels.
04:24Yes.