'Sunny Deol works out 2 hours a day, Randeep Hooda is..': Prashant Bajaj on working with them in Jaat

Actor Prashant Bajaj, who hails from Guwahati, is gearing up for his upcoming film Jaat, which features Bollywood powerhouses Sunny Deol and Randeep Hooda. Recalling how he landed the role, Prashant shares, “It all started when my friend Jay Prakash introduced me to director Gopichand Malineni. We had a conversation about a possible part in the film, and after a few discussions, Gopi Sir told me he saw me fit for a role in Jaat.”

Opening up about his character, Prashant describes it as a dream role. “The transformation for this part is next-level! It takes about two hours to fully get into the look. Gopi Sir’s vision is crystal clear, and the role is intense, fierce, and exactly the kind of character I’ve always aspired to play.”

While he shares screen space with veterans like Sunny Deol and Randeep Hooda, Prashant also points out his significant scenes with Vineet Kumar Singh. “Working under Gopi Sir’s direction is a blessing. He knows how to bring out the strongest performance in every actor,” he adds.

Talking about his experience with the legendary Sunny Deol and the ever-grounded Randeep Hooda, Prashant calls it a transformative journey. “Sunny Sir’s dedication is inspiring—he still works out two hours a day! It’s pushed me to stay disciplined with my own fitness routine. And Randeep bhaiya is so considerate and warm. During action scenes with a harness, I had a few tough moments, but Sunny Sir and the stunt team were extremely supportive. Sharing the frame with him was nothing short of magical.”

Sunny Sir’s dedication is inspiring—he still works out two hours a day! It’s pushed me to stay disciplined with my own fitness routine. And Randeep bhaiya is so considerate and warm.

- Prashant Bajaj

As the film has released, Prashant believes Jaat will mark a pivotal moment in his career. “This film feels like a major win for me. I’m eager to take on more layered, complex characters—especially those with grey shades that leave a lasting impression on viewers.’