Dono: Rajveer Deol's promising entry into B-town's glam
Times of Bennett | Updated: Oct 02, 2023 07:11
By Ritika Choudhary
This film also marks the directorial debut of
In a recent interview with Times of Bennett,
When it comes to working with
One of the aspects Rajveer related to the most was Dev's insecurity and his constant struggle to establish his own identity. He explained, "The metaphor of my life is also trying to get out of my father's shadow, just like Dev’s. He always feels like life is dragging him down, and I could relate to these insecurities."
When asked about balancing his personal and professional life while handling media attention due to his father's fame, Rajveer shared his approach. "I work from morning to evening, and once the day ends, I set aside my phone and try to relax and destress. I have grown accustomed to the pressure from the media because there was always a comparison with my father, uncle, and grandfather while growing up. Mentally, I have programmed myself not to feel that pressure."
To distinguish himself from his family's legacy, Rajveer expressed his desire to be invisible and versatile and not have a specific signature style. This will allow him to blend into different types of characters seamlessly.
In conclusion, Rajveer expressed his expectations for the audience and critics regarding the movie. He said, "We have put our heart and soul into this project, and now it's in their hands. I am confident that they will be pleasantly surprised by how Avnish has revolutionized the Rajshri formula to make it relatable to the modern audience. People will be amazed by the characters, the story, and the way it has been shot because everyone involved in this movie has done a fantastic job."
