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Prithviraj, Kareena and Meghna Gulzar discuss Daayra, cinema

Prithviraj, Kareena and Meghna Gulzar discuss Daayra, cinema
Prithviraj, Kareena Kapoor, Meghna Gulzar discuss Daayra and Malayalam cinema at Expresso · indianexpress.com

Prithviraj Sukumaran, Kareena Kapoor Khan and Meghna Gulzar spoke about their upcoming film Daayra.

The film has two important characters named Raman and Ajooni.

Neither character is shown as completely right or completely wrong.

Meghna Gulzar wanted viewers to think about crime, punishment and justice for themselves.

She chose Kareena to play Ajooni, a police officer shown differently from many female police characters in films.

She chose Prithviraj to play Raman, whose background is not tied to one region.

Kareena also said actors should try different kinds of roles.

Prithviraj said Malayalam cinema is more informal than Bollywood in how films are made and cast.

Key facts

Event
The 16th edition of The Indian Express’s Expresso series
Participants
Prithviraj Sukumaran, Kareena Kapoor Khan and Meghna Gulzar
Film discussed
Daayra
Central characters
Raman and Ajooni
Ajooni’s role
A special investigation officer
Conversation venue
Taj Lands End, Mumbai
Premiere timing
September 16 at 4 p.m. on The Indian Express and SCREEN’s YouTube channels

Quotes

Prithviraj Sukumaran

Actor discussing differences between Malayalam cinema and Bollywood

“An actor shouldn’t be put in any kind of box. It has never been about sticking to any glamorous kind of image. Image is always shaped by what people think you are, but as an artiste, it is my duty to explore different parts, which I have always done, right from Chameli onwards, or by choosing an unconventional role like Refugee”
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“The characters, by the time we finished writing the script, were quite opposite to each other and complemented each other in a very, very ironic way. One cannot exist without the other, and one completes the other. It is not a love story, but nevertheless, that is still the way their dynamics work”
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