Aditya Roy Kapoor and Shraddha Kapoor Kissing in Public at Ok Jaanu Movie Promotion

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A sweet and playful moment between Aditya Roy Kapur and Shraddha Kapoor during the *Ok Jaanu* movie promotion, showcasing their charming chemistry. 💖
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AI GeneratedThe video features an interview with the lead actors of the film *OK Jaanu*, a remake of the Tamil film *OK Kanmani*. The actors discuss the movie's plot centered on a live-in relationship between two career-oriented individuals, their chemistry as a returning on-screen pair, and the influence of A.R. Rahman's music. They also share their experiences working with director Shoojit Sircar and veteran actor Naseeruddin Shah.
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What's going on, what's going on, look, fire's started, look, fire's started
It's done now, it's done now,
Always solo, solo, solo, solo,
See the fire, see the fire, Solo, Solo, always big, Summa,
Always big, boss, boss,
Do it
He has come, the fleeting one.
The one from Samur
What are you doing right now?
What are you doing?
Share slits
I will take the mobile.
Sumur
Thai k Yoo Thai k Yoo
Old man
Here comes the sir.
He comes here at half past three.
Sir Wright Sir
Adisar right in front
Sir, look this way
Sir Right
Four thirty
Him
Action
What's up? The picture super duper hit it.
You've given us a good picture.
Has happened
Dad
Dad
Don't start
Hey
Start
Okay, okay, I know what you mean
This is the first and foremost remake of the Tamil film Okay Kanmani.
Sorry
What is Center Look?
Center look is there
Okay
So this is a remake of the Tamil film Okay Kanmani
It's about money and live-in relationships, and the two that
Characters are clear, and the star is also quite clear in the film.
We don't want to get married, but we want to live together.
Both of our characters are highly career-oriented.
We both need to go out and work.
She wants to go to Paris; I want to go to America.
We are in a relationship, but we don't want to give them a name.
A you know
Don't want to commit permanently to each other
because we want to, we have big aspirations, so this is the tagline for our movie
We'll figure it out because these people are figuring it out too.
Okay, apart from this, Ashi's piece, after a long time, this pair is back again
Why did it take so long to appear on screen, and the audience too?
I meant to ask, if you two were together, why did it take so long?
Just this story
I think giving a gap is also necessary.
Because if we keep coming year after year with every film
So maybe people can also get bored.
So it's important to leave a bit of a gap.
but actually this was not a reason
A film or script that suits both of us
No film offer had come.
What both of us liked
Yes
This movie was perfect for both of us.
Because this is a film quite different from Aashiqui.
And we're seeing a chance, so a perfect
A perfect view to see for a perfect view
Okay, the film "Kalamadhi" was quite a blockbuster.
There was pressure somewhere, meaning playing a role.
She has already done quite well compared to the first film.
How much pressure was there regarding this, and how much
What pressure is there regarding this character of hard work?
Because it was a super hit film, it also gave us a sense of confidence.
I heard that a film has been accepted in South.
People liked it, so we've gained a lot of confidence because of that.
we felt that dude, it's better than making a remake of a flop film
because you know that it's already been accepted
Beyond that, of course, it is a responsibility, but it applies to any film.
When you're just starting out under pressure, you're nervous about everything.
The actor feels it, the director feels it—what matters is feeling it.
Comparing people
We will try to do it for two people.
People will always be comparing.
that you can't stop and it's natural
but I hope that we just meet our own expectations
Absolutely, but as they said, pressure actually
With every film, you feel it, you feel that you know
Definitely, the audiences that exist have certain expectations.
You know, they hope that you can entertain them again.
So, actually, there's definitely pressure at the beginning of every film.
The film's story is based on a living relationship.
How much do you both believe in this?
Do it earlier, perhaps even before half, now you surely know about this matter.
How much do you believe in and how much do you consider correct the idea of a live-in relationship?
I don't think there's anything right or wrong.
It depends on this individual.
So many films are being made about live-in relationships
Because this is currently happening in society.
People are living with each other more and more.
and I think that's why directors and writers are writing about this subject
I have quite a few friends who have lived in relationships.
And for some, this has worked out.
and for some people it hasn't worked out
But I don't think this is a negative thing.
and I don't believe that this has anything to do with marriage
To get to know each other well, together
If you want to stay, I don't feel anything wrong with it; in fact, I agree.
With things they said, I completely agree with this now.
I think that through our film, this
It will be shown in a very interesting way.
The characters of Naseer Sir and Leela Ma'am as well
How do they view a live-in relationship?
How do we both see our characters?
and both of them are very loving and successful
Is in a wedding
We observe their characters.
They observe us.
Besides, is there any friend in life or any such person who...
You have experienced a living relationship in your life.
Is there any story you'd like to share?
No, if you're not feeling bad, then we're not either.
I can only speak after that experience has occurred.
It was only later that it became known
Like the one you mentioned earlier
Here is the second filmcore for you
This thing shouldn't be talked about at all.
Yeah, like you said
If I don't have a sharp mind, then you can understand
And what about the next films? What are coming?
That they become redundant about these films.
No, I will tell you why this is not redundant.
You will set out with the intention of going.
A great obstacle arises, and one cannot proceed without addressing it.
You need to be told these things.
This is not a nourishment for you here, but rather a dispersion beforehand.
It can stay with you in the presentation.
Moreover, the film's plus point was the music.
Who has already achieved a very good position
What would you like to say about music?
How significant a part is this in the film, especially?
Now, well, definitely when you have Sir A.R. Rahman and Gulzar with you
Sir is writing lyrics, and you know, this team is already in your hands.
We are both very happy that we have been included in this team.
And I'm a huge fan of Sir Rahman.
and it feels really good when you know you receive a lot of love
You receive love for your film, for the music
It would definitely be a good feeling.
These three songs are quite different from one another.
Okay, one
Cheez Phool Power Log Song is a song,
Hmm, it's a groovy track, Inna's song is a love song.
So people also liked that
Getting different types of songs, right?
Right, apart from that, do you both have any private song, if it's just two lines?
Become the voice for your audience
I keep saying this is great, they sing so beautifully.
And then I hide behind the guitar today
I won't be able to sing without a guitar.
Which is your favorite song from the film Mera?
My favorite song from the film is "Inna Sona."
My title track and both of them won't be able to sing it because it's too tough, one of them anyway.
Arijit Singh has sung "I Think," a little bit in Shradha's voice.
It won't work; I'll ruin the song.
This question is also very tough.
Because both songs are very good
How can you ask whether the original Huma felt good or ours?
But I think this new Huma is something
The "Hamma" song is very different from the original Hamma's vibe.
Yeah, the original song is totally crazy, you know?
and full power and madness and craziness which is
which is amazing, and the new हम्मा song is a little more groovy
and a bit more bassy, and you know, it's got rap
So I think it's so different from each other that there
There are two different types of songs, so I love both.
I say the same thing.
and Nethlia Mann, and when they perform, do you take any in?
Anything you retrieved from the Okikumo case or anything you took back from the Okikumo case
If we took a lot from Okikumo Co.
company because we both loved that film we loved
I loved that film. That's the reason we didn't.
his and and we we we we were
in awe of the performances
So I think we had a lot to
I think it would be a bit foolish to try to replicate their performances.
Because we all bring our own personalities to our roles
But to try and capture the essence
What both of them did was our job.
And that's what we tried to do.
Subscribe to find out that you're releasing your movie
As the film is being released, we are happy. But yes, yes, I
I haven't actually been in touch.
What has Chhatura cut and what hasn't? But
Four cuts, yeah, I guess.
I guess I would have thought there shouldn't have been any cuts.
But it's okay.
And who?
Shahid Ali
I heard something.
Shahid Ali
Shahid Ali
That's a good name too.
Shahid Ali
My experience working with Shahid Ali
So actually, when I met Shahda
and this was
I had told them that I needed theirs.
I really like the movie Bunty Aur Babli
I love those movies and definitely
A mental list of directors to work with
When I saw his name in it, I felt really good, when he offered me OK, you know.
It's been a blast working with him.
The energy they have set on is extremely contagious.
He's very energetic on that set.
So the entire energy they have gets spread out among everyone.
So this great
Yeah, as an actor, he gives you a lot of freedom.
and he makes you feel like you should be spontaneous
He wants you to try different things.
and as an actor, have you ever felt this way?
You are being judged, you are going to be laughed at.
So it is very important.
Nasi Sir Tō
Where would you start when we were working?
It feels like we're going to school with them.
They are there to learn something because they don't
What is it that he is such a senior actor, he is very much
You're ready to set, you know, in a jiffy, in a jiffy, that's it
And that might not be a good thing for that scene.
because on screen you're not supposed to be
So, you know, he sets the tone around here
The set is very nice and very happy.
that everyone feels very comfortable around him
There's definitely a lot of tension, man. Now that you're sitting in front of Sir Nasir, deliver the dialogue.
You're saying you also want to be included, and there are too many topics.
We have seen in films how excellent actors they are, and when
You actually see yourself shooting with them, and you
are doing a scene with him, so you actually get
to see that you know, they effortlessly deliver such amazing performances
Besides this, a long time has passed; you haven't hit deliver yet.
So, this film is very important to you? You think so?
It's definitely a very important movie for me.
My last film, Fitoor, didn't perform well, and neither did Dabangg. So, the film
It's a business, and your film's success at the box office is inevitable.
So I feel that every film is important, but I feel
Definitely what you're saying is correct; it is an important fi
Man, just hope it works. Okay, lastly, Bolly.
A big star has been lost in the woods, Om Puri
If you really want to say something about them, one by one, then please do.
I'll definitely say it was sudden, shocking news to hear, and I had
the honor to work with him in two films
Actually in London Dreams and in Action Replay
and I just remember being utterly amazed by how incredible an actor he was
and how lovely he was to be around
Yeah, I've heard you know.
Many people who met him had a great sense of humor.
would say that he used to be a very happy, kind, energetic, and lovely person
Very funny and very everyone knows
How amazing an actor he is
So we have lost a great
And I wish... I hope his family finds peace.
Thank you.
Thank you, thank you, everyone.
