Nawazuddin Siddiqui will not play a typical romantic hero in Jogira Sara Ra Ra- writer Ghalib Asad Bhopali

Nawazuddin Siddiqui is one of the most revered actors of Bollywood. He has been a people’s actor and has always impressed his fans by nailing his roles. Recently, the actor had his release Afwaah hit theatres and now, Nawazuddin Siddiqui’s next release is on its way. His recent movie is Jogira Sara Ra Ra alongside Neha Sharma. In the light of that, we sat with the writer of Jogira Sara Ra Ra, Ghalib Asad Bhopali and gained a few interesting insights about the movie.  

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Ghalibji elaborates upon Nawazuddin’s character…

In an exclusive chat with Bollywood Bubble, the writer opened up about numerous things. He explained to us about his writing style and the influence of comedy as a genre on his writing. As the chat got candid, the writer also opened up about Nawazuddin’s character in Jogira Sara Ra Ra. Later, he went on to tell us that, in spite of the character leaning on the romantic side, it is not typical bollywood romance. Ghalib ji said, “Nawaz ka Babumoshai Bandookbaaz wala romantic angle thoda raw tha. Iss picture mein bhi traditional romance nahi hai. Isme bhi love at first sight wala romance nahi hai. Ye jo character hai na usko shaadi karne mein bilkul interest nahi hai aur woh kehta hai ki ek aur lady ko hum apne ghar mein leke nahi ayenge.” 

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Well, the Talaash actor has always made it a point to do roles differently. He brings his style and personality into everything he does. In Jogira Sara Ra Ra also the Badlapur actor tends to do the same thing. Elaborating more on Nawaz’s character, the writer of the movie said, “Aapko isme bohot hidden romance nazar aata hai. Ye bahut different romance hai. Jab woh ladki se baat bhi karte hai tab woh normal baat nahi hoti hai. Woh kuch alag karte hai… Aisa hi kuch alag apko yaha pe bhi dekhne milega. Isme typical bollywood romance nahi hai.”

Ghalibji also compared romance in this movie with the actor’s famous romance in Gangs of Wasseypur. He said like in Gangs of Wasseypur, we see a different shade of romance, audience can expect a different shade of romance in Jogira Sara Ra ra as well.

Ghalibji on taking people’s perspective into consideration….

As the interview proceeded further Ghalib ji elaborated upon how he takes into account people’s changing perspective towards writing. He said taking people’s perspective comes with experience only. One has to know what people will appreciate. One has to look at stories from people’s perspective. In spite of that, at times, one just fails to make a mark. But, nonetheless, we have to sit and analyze what will work and what won’t.

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