'Shamshera' director Karan Malhotra says he was impressed by Sanjay Dutt's character Kancha Cheena in the remake of the 2012 film 'Agneepath'. . Perhaps this was the reason that when he planned 'Shamshera', Sanjay Dutt had automatically come to his mind for the role of General Shuddh Singh. Let us tell you that 'Agneepath' was directed by Karan Malhotra. After this film, now Karan and Sanjay Dutt are working together for the second time through 'Shamshera'.
Let us tell you that 'Shamshera' is one of the most awaited films of this year. The audience is quite excited about the film. Ranbir Kapoor will be seen in a double role for the first time in the film. He is in the role of Shamshera and Balli in the film. Sanjay Dutt is once again going to scare everyone with his villain role. He will be seen playing the role of a brutal general Shuddh Singh in the film. Apart from this, actress Vaani Kapoor is all set to win the hearts of people by showing her dance talent in the role of dancer Sona.
On doing 'Shamshera' with Sanjay Dutt after 'Agneepath'
When asked about director Karan Malhotra doing 'Shamshera' with Sanjay Dutt for the second time after 'Agneepath', he said, "My relationship with Sanju sir started only after Agneepath. I enjoyed working with him on Agneepath. The way Kancha was the master of Cheena, was unbelievable. When we were thinking of Shuddh Singh's character, Sanju automatically came to mind." The director said all these things while talking to 'Times of India'.
Remembering the conversation with Sanjay Dutt
While talking, Karan recalled, "When we were creating the character of Shuddh Singh in Shamshera, he came on the set and asked me 'beta tell what to do?' I told him that it is the scene and these are the dialogues. Then he told me, 'You showed me once'. Karan further told that he did that entire part for him in front of Sanjay and he kept looking at her with enthusiasm like a child.
Lots of praise for Sanjay Dutt
Later, the director of 'Shamshera' praised Sanjay Dutt's acting and said, "Sanjay makes each character his own and transforms it into a unique style with his brilliant screen performance. His acting and presence don't need to be expressed in words because all that happens in his eye contact."
