‘विजेयता’ की शूटिंग के दौरान पहुंची असली पुलिस: क्रू मेंबर को लगा फिल्म का सीन, एक्टर्स ने कहा- यह तो स्क्रिप्ट में नहीं था

My friend Ganesha fame director Rajiv S. Ruiya’s film ‘Vijeta’, an entrepreneur from Kolkata, Dr. Rajesh K. Agarwal’s real -life ‘Zero to Hero’ is based on the journey. The film has been released in theater today. Recently, Director Rajiv S. Ruia, Starcast Ravi Bhatia and Bharti Awasthi had a special conversation with Dainik Bhaskar. Sharing an anecdote of the shooting of the film, the director told how the real police reached the set and the crew started feeling that the real scene was going on. During the conversation, the film’s starcast and director shared some more stories related to the film.

Read some major parts of the conversation with him ..

Director Rajiv S. Ruiya, Cast Ravi Bhatia and Bharti Awasthi.

Question- Rajiv ji, tell about the film, what kind of film is this?

answer- The film is a biopic of such a person Rajesh Aggarwal. Whose life was the moto of how to become a hero from zero? Whatever work he started in his life, failure was found in it. He started 3-4 businesses in which he failed, but did not lose courage and is the top businessman today. Whatever the film will see, he will feel that this is our own story.

Question- Ravi ji, how do you join this film?

answer- Prior to this film, I have done 3-4 songs with Rajiv sir and a small cameo in a film too. Rajiv sir told about this film in which the character’s journey has been shown from 17 years to 50 years. It was easy to play a 17 -year -old role, but it was a bit difficult for me to understand the 50 -year body language. Rajiv sir encouraged me. Because of this I have been able to play this character.

The lead roles of Ravi Bhatia and Bharti Awasthi in the film

Question- Bharti ji, how did you get a chance to work in this film?

answer- Rajiv ji got a call for this film. He told that my face is similar to the character of the film. This is my first film. When Rajiv sir narrated the script to me, it was a little nervous. Because it is a great responsibility to play a real character on the screen. Rajiv sir boosted my morale, he was confident that I could play this character. I tried to fully meet his belief.

Question- Rajiv ji, it is not easy to get a person’s life on screen, what kind of challenges did you get?

answer- The challenges started from the first day. People know me from the children of children like ‘My Friend Ganesha’. I was thinking that I am going to take the risk of making biopic. If failed, it would be very abusive, but when I heard the story, I found it very inspiring. Then I thought that this film has to be done.

Question- Ravi ji, what was the biggest challenge for you during shooting?

answer- I had to do prosthetic makeup for the age of 50 years. It used to take at least 3-4 hours to do this. If there was a shift at 9 am, then my makeup starts from 6 o’clock. Prosthetic makeup can usually not shoot for more than 4 hours, as the chemical burns the skin and causes a lot of pain. But when he is immersed in the story and the character, that pain is not realized. I shot 12 hours in the same makeup. Amitabh Bachchan had a prosthetic makeup in the film ‘Pa’.

Question- Bharti ji, you have heard that there was a leg injury during the shooting, after that you kept shooting, tell me something about that moment?

answer- The shooting of the song was going on on the last day. In a scene, he had to run into the water and dance. Some entered the foot under water. Ravi looked at why the water is looking red. Then I came to know that there was more wounds in the leg, but there was never a feeling of pain in shooting.

Director Rajiv S. Considering Ruia actress Bharti Awasthi as a scene of the film.

Question- Rajiv ji, during the shooting, any such incident should be told about?

answer- Kolkata has become very modern in today’s time. We found the location of earlier Kolkata in Old Bhopal. Galia and shops like Kolkata were found there. They were shooting in the market there. A shopkeeper was to be shown in a scene of the film. In the role of a shopkeeper, an old theater actor from Bhopal was cast. Suddenly the police came ban and went with him. Everyone felt that he was part of the shooting, but our lead actors were confused that the scene was not in the script.

Actually, the actor we cast. The police had been looking for him for 3-4 months. There must have been some cases. If you do not shoot that day, then shooting would not be done for 2-3 months. Because the PM was about to come, shooting was not allowed at that location for 2-3 months. Then I completed the shooting by casting the writer of my film in a shopkeeper role.