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Aftab Shivdasani: ALOO CHAAT is a Hrishikesh Mukherjee kind of film
For a light hearted film of his, if Aftab Shivdasani sounds confident that one is tempted to believe him. Reason? The young man has seldom gone wrong when he has worked in comedies. His track record over a period of time is a testimony to that. This is the reason why when he sounds excited about ALOO CHAAT and goes on to equate director Robby Grewal's effort to that of Hrishikesh Mukherjee, one is inclined to give him an ear.
''Trust me when I say that ALOO CHAAT is one film which will keep you thoroughly entertained with that constant smile on your face'', says Aftab Shivdasani for whom this may well be a start of a new innings with the film being the first of his newly signed assignments, ''It's a very Hrisihikesh Mukherjee kind of character driven film.''
This seems like a tall claim considering the fact that Hrishikesh Mukherjee has been a man known for his classic light hearted entertainers for the family audiences.
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''It's the same in case of ALOO CHAAT as well'', says Aftab confidently, ''The film is made for a family audience. I can assure that no one from the audience will have a single moment of embarrassment or discomfort when the film is on; it is so clean.''
Elaborating on the target audience for the film, he says, ''ALOO CHAAT is for any and every age group; it has a universal appeal to it. It is about marriage and doesn't have any vulgarity, blood or gore to it. Frankly, I see a lot of scope for the film to be working. Moreover, it has no melodrama to slow down the narrative. Instead, the film boasts of a brisk pace and whenever there is a dramatic element, it is quite soft and subtle without being on your face.''
Releasing on 13th March all over, the film also sees the big screen debut of Aamna Shariff with Linda Arsenio as the other female lead.
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For a light hearted film of his, if Aftab Shivdasani sounds confident that one is tempted to believe him. Reason? The young man has seldom gone wrong when he has worked in comedies. His track record over a period of time is a testimony to that. This is the reason why when he sounds excited about ALOO CHAAT and goes on to equate director Robby Grewal's effort to that of Hrishikesh Mukherjee, one is inclined to give him an ear.
''Trust me when I say that ALOO CHAAT is one film which will keep you thoroughly entertained with that constant smile on your face'', says Aftab Shivdasani for whom this may well be a start of a new innings with the film being the first of his newly signed assignments, ''It's a very Hrisihikesh Mukherjee kind of character driven film.''
This seems like a tall claim considering the fact that Hrishikesh Mukherjee has been a man known for his classic light hearted entertainers for the family audiences.
CHECK OUT: Aamna is professional and so is any other newcomer
''It's the same in case of ALOO CHAAT as well'', says Aftab confidently, ''The film is made for a family audience. I can assure that no one from the audience will have a single moment of embarrassment or discomfort when the film is on; it is so clean.''
Elaborating on the target audience for the film, he says, ''ALOO CHAAT is for any and every age group; it has a universal appeal to it. It is about marriage and doesn't have any vulgarity, blood or gore to it. Frankly, I see a lot of scope for the film to be working. Moreover, it has no melodrama to slow down the narrative. Instead, the film boasts of a brisk pace and whenever there is a dramatic element, it is quite soft and subtle without being on your face.''
Releasing on 13th March all over, the film also sees the big screen debut of Aamna Shariff with Linda Arsenio as the other female lead.
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