Imtiaz Ali warned before the first meeting with Sunny Deol

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Imtiaz Ali disclosed that prior to meeting Sunny Deol to narrate the script of Socha Na Tha, he had been given warnings of the actor’s temperament. Read on to find out more about their meeting.

Imtiaz Ali recently talked about how he was able to direct his first movie, Socha Na Tha, which had Abhay Deol and Ayesha Takia as the lead actors. He said that Sunny Deol contacted the filmmaker after learning that his cousin Abhay was thinking about working with Imtiaz on a movie.  

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The filmmaker further commented that it’s likely that the actor heard about Abhay Deol’s filmmaking plans. Sunny Deol called Imitiaz Ali and asked him what was happening and that only after his approval would the film get made. Moreover, many tried to frighten the Indian filmmaker before he had a chance to meet Sunny Deol. 

 Many said things like the actor is an action hero known for his angry young man roles and the filmmaker should tread with caution as the film script he was proposing involved the male protagonist getting slapped. People suggested to the filmmaker that Sunny Deol is a physically strong and fit man. 

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They even scared the filmmaker into thinking that if Sunny Deol got angry enough he could smack the filmmaker out of rage. Imtiaz had never encountered a famous actor in person before, but because he was eager to discuss the script of Socha Na Tha and make the film, he went to Shimla to tell Sunny Deol the story. 

During the same chat, Imtiaz Ali also said that Sunny Deol told the filmmaker that their meeting could only take place late at night, early in the morning, or during rainy weather because the actor was shooting a movie in Shimla. Imtiaz took advantage of the downpour to his advantage and gave Sunny the script. 

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The actor declared after reading the script that he agreed to make it. Imtiaz said of how his perspective evolved, saying, that from his meeting, he found out that Sunny Deol is someone of a very shy and sensitive nature. He asked no questions regarding my experience or history. He’s important in my life because he made my very first movie for me.

About Imtiaz Ali

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In the Hindi film industry, Indian director Imtiaz Ali is well-known for his distinctive cinematic style. Ali has made a name for himself with a distinctive cinematic approach that explores the intricacies of interpersonal interactions. Born in Jamshedpur, India, on June 16, 1971, he first sought a career in television before directing “Socha Na Tha” in 2005.

His films, which include “Jab We Met,” “Rockstar,” and “Tamasha,” are praised for their examination of love, journeys of self-discovery, and human relationships. Imtiaz Ali has earned a special position in Indian movie history thanks to his unique visual storytelling style and ability to craft empathetic, character-driven dramas.

About Sunny Deol 

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Born on October 19, 1956, Sunny Deol is a well-known character in Indian films. He is well known for his iconic roles and strong performances, especially in action-packed movies. Sunny Deol, the renowned actor Dharmendra’s son, had his breakthrough in 1983 with the release of “Betaab,” which launched a lucrative career.

 He has received praise for his powerful on-screen persona and endearing roles in films such as “Ghayal,” “Gadar: Ek Prem Katha,” and “Border.” In addition to performing, he has dabbled with directing and producing, leaving a significant mark on the Indian cinema industry. Sunny Deol is still basking in the glory of his latest success Gadar 2. He is also reported to feature in Aamir Khan’s production and Rajkumar Santoshi’s directorial, Lahore 1947.

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