Akshay Kumar very supportive as an actor: Divyendu Sharma
Mumbai
September 27, 2017
Actor Divyendu Sharma, who shared screen space with
Akshay Kumar in "Toilet: Ek Prem Katha", says the actor was very supportive on
the sets and is an open-minded person.
"It was great fun to work with
Akshay sir. We played brothers on screen and we were almost like brothers on the
set. He's very disciplined and he works on his scenes and his lines and
everything," Divyendu said in a statement.
"There's so much you can learn
from him. At the same time, after every scene, he used to ask me, ‘Can we do
some improvisation or something?' So, he's very open and is very supportive that
way, and he's got a great eye for cinema," he added.
Directed by Shree
Narayan Singh, the film will premiere on Zee Cinema on the occasion of Gandhi
Jayanti on October 2.
The satirical comedy is in support of the Swachh
Bharat Abhiyan to improve the sanitation conditions, with an emphasis on the
eradication of open defecation, especially in rural areas.
Talking about
his upcoming projects, Divyendu said: "There's this small film, which is
releasing on October 6 which is called ‘2016: The End'. I have also completed
shooting for another film ‘Assi Nabbe Poorey Sau'. It's an indie film and has
nothing to do with comedy.
"You will see a very different side of me and
yes, I am doing other projects as well."
Mumbai
September 27, 2017
Actor Divyendu Sharma, who shared screen space with
Akshay Kumar in "Toilet: Ek Prem Katha", says the actor was very supportive on
the sets and is an open-minded person.
"It was great fun to work with
Akshay sir. We played brothers on screen and we were almost like brothers on the
set. He's very disciplined and he works on his scenes and his lines and
everything," Divyendu said in a statement.
"There's so much you can learn
from him. At the same time, after every scene, he used to ask me, ‘Can we do
some improvisation or something?' So, he's very open and is very supportive that
way, and he's got a great eye for cinema," he added.
Directed by Shree
Narayan Singh, the film will premiere on Zee Cinema on the occasion of Gandhi
Jayanti on October 2.
The satirical comedy is in support of the Swachh
Bharat Abhiyan to improve the sanitation conditions, with an emphasis on the
eradication of open defecation, especially in rural areas.
Talking about
his upcoming projects, Divyendu said: "There's this small film, which is
releasing on October 6 which is called ‘2016: The End'. I have also completed
shooting for another film ‘Assi Nabbe Poorey Sau'. It's an indie film and has
nothing to do with comedy.
"You will see a very different side of me and
yes, I am doing other projects as well."
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