In an exclusive conversation with Rasha Thadani and Aaman Devgn, they discussed their film 'Azaad' as well as some other interesting issues. On the one hand, Aaman talked about his performance chances, while Rasha talked about her studies and work. They also express how confident they are and how flawless their Hindi language is.
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00:00How do you compare the board exam and the release exam?
00:12I feel like in the 10th exam, the pressure of the Indian parents is different.
00:17And here, the pressure is of the whole country.
00:21So I feel like both are equal.
00:24I don't think it's about pressure.
00:36But this was a script that I fell in love with when I read.
00:41It was like a dream.
00:43So it was no doubt.
00:45I don't think we are at that stage right now in our careers where we can be allowed also to take pressure.
00:54In any career, when you have your first job, the expectations are very different.
00:58I feel like it would be very arrogant of us to think box office.
01:02Because we just started out.
01:04I feel a film like this had to be a theatre release because the story was like that.
01:08And our character in this film, personally why I am very attached to this film is because
01:14I felt it's a big challenge for me to play a character that dates 100 years back.
01:19We are Gen Z, their mentality must be very different.
01:22He is a stable boy, his social status.
01:24And the best part about this film is the horse, Azad.
01:27I have so many scenes with him.
01:30It was very important to bond with him.
01:32It was such a special, special experience.
01:40I don't think, I don't know.
01:43I am interviewing you.
01:47I don't think it's about that.
01:49I think we are not joining films thinking that this is easier, this is less easier.
01:57This was, it's about the script, it's about the story.
02:01So whether it came out on OTT or whether it came out in the theatres, our love for the film is as much.
02:06So I feel like whether, personally this is my opinion, I could be wrong.
02:10But I feel like whether it's OTT or box office, we as actors are employees to a much bigger and larger corporation.
02:18And our work will be judged the same way as a reviewer.
02:21Because I feel like the audience, whether they see you on the small screen or the big screen,
02:25they are only going to judge you on your performance at the end of the day.
02:28And I don't think we have that capability or power right now to even think about box office.
02:33We have just started out and hopefully we have done our jobs with good authenticity.
02:37That is our main goal.
02:39Of late, in the last five years, we have seen all the star kids who have made their debut,
02:44they were mostly in their 20s, like 23, 24.
02:48You are only 19. I checked a while back.
02:51You are in your 20s.
02:5224.
02:5324.
02:54So, and many of them, you know, went to US for higher studies, for like masters and everything.
02:59So did you feel like you should study a little more?
03:02I am studying.
03:03I am studying.
03:09The time management of it.
03:11But I think both sides have been, whether it's my school or whether it's been Gattusa and the production house,
03:17both have been very supportive in a way where I can achieve and balance both.
03:21So it's been, I think it's important. It's needed.
03:24So for me, being a part of this legacy is a duty, a responsibility.
03:34And yes, you know, this legacy started with my Nana.
03:39And I will try and I will work hard that I can do at least half of what they did.
03:45And I hope I can do my Nana proud.
03:48But the work that goes into this is on us.
03:53And I think we both are willing to really work our hardest to prove ourselves.
03:58I think definitely there is pressure.
04:00I think when you are coming from such a big legacy, the expectations are the same.
04:07I think the expectations are just as big.
04:10And I feel like it is very important to respect that.
04:14With your talent, with your hard work.
04:17And I think if you do your work with a true heart,
04:22and your talent and your hard work is on point,
04:24I feel like the audience will like what you have to offer.
04:32So, I think with the film and everything, we are right now just trying to work hard.
04:41And you know, there is this one line that Krishnaji said in the Bhagavad Gita,
04:48which is that you work hard, you do your work.
04:51And other than that, the externalities, the comments, the opinions,
04:54are all external, they are not internal.
04:58And ahead of that, there is no guarantee of success.
05:03But as long as you have tried your best and worked your hardest, that's all that matters.
05:08I think definitely you get an opportunity easily, I think we can admit that.
05:13But I feel like what you do with that opportunity is very important.
05:17I feel like the kind of environment we have been born in,
05:22cinema is the talk, morning, evening, noon, always.
05:26And when I have assisted in three films,
05:29I feel like I fell in love with this entire industry and this entire process of cinema.
05:34And working towards it with your head down, definitely takes a lot of hard work.
05:40And it is very important to work on your talent every day, your skills every day.
05:46And I feel like when you display your work, you will be judged on that.
05:50And I just hope that we have justified our roles.
05:59Sometimes when I was a kid, I used to practice a little.
06:02If someone is interviewing me, I will reply like this or like that.
06:06So that was fun, you know.
06:08I never knew that...
06:11Seriously, not properly, but I think more in a fun light way,
06:14that if I am asked this question, what will I say?
06:18I think like that, yeah.
06:25Mom used to speak in Hindi at home.
06:28I think the industry in which we want to work, its main language is Hindi.
06:32So if we don't know that, then I think that's not a good thing.
06:36And I'm glad I didn't know that we know Hindi so well.
06:39I guess it's a good thing.
06:46So I have done 11 films now.
06:48There is one more left, Nageshwar.
06:50So I think when the film releases, I will go and thank him.
06:57And I wear this black thread every day.
07:00I don't remove it.
07:02Because it is very special for me.
07:04You know, my bond and connection with God, I really love it.
07:07And even me and Aman, before any flight or when we were traveling for promotions,
07:14even for the shoot, we hold hands and say,
07:17Jai Mata Di, Har Har Mahadev.