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- Entertainer Sahil Vaid shows up as Vikram Batra’s dearest friend Sunny in the late delivered film Shershaah.
- Sahil Vaid said that however the film had been delivered, the supporting cast isn’t valued for their work.
In a meeting, Sahil Vaid expressed gratitude toward Dharma Productions for recruiting him in movies like Badrinath Ki Dulhaniya and Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhaniya and said that he would’ve liked to play a trooper in Shershaah because of the existence of Kargil War saint Captain Vikram Batra.
As Sahil Vaid stated to Zoom during the interview:
He told Zoom, “I sort of sorted out that this is somewhat of a tiny job and didn’t need to do this job. So I went to the chief and advised him to give me a formally dressed job.
I truly couldn’t want anything more than to play a trooper, no one has seen me in such jobs, and I truly need to do those fight scenes.
However, the chief was persuaded I was most appropriate to play Sunny. So I owe Dharma a ton. So they gave me Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhania just as Badrinath Ki Dulhaniya, and this was in a method of me saying much obliged.”
The supporting cast isn’t being appreciated, says Sahil Vaid:
He said that however the film had been delivered, the supporting cast isn’t valued for their work. He proceeded, “Shershaah has delivered, and audits are pouring in. Individuals are discussing the film.
However, no one is discussing these surprising entertainers who have loaned support for this film. Some truly astonishing entertainers have worked in this film, put away their personalities, and gone for more modest jobs… However, they consented to do bit parts since they needed to honour the late Captain Vikram Batra.
That is the reason I did this film too, and presently I am acknowledging I ought not to have done this film; individuals are not in any event, discussing what I have done in the film.”
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