Actor Gurmeet Choudhary is known to give it his all for every performance that he takes up. 바카라˜Shubho바카라™, his character, from the film 바카라˜Shubho Bijoya바카라™ is no different. However, Shubho required more out of Choudhary in the sense of mental and physical training. Choudhary바카라™s character becomes visually impaired halfway through the film.
Bollywood actor Ayushmann Khurrana바카라™s trainer for the film 바카라˜Andhadun바카라™, Hemendra Pratap Singh, who is visually impaired himself, trained Choudhary for this role as well. According to a source close to the actor, both Choudhary and Singh spent hours preparing for the role.
바카라œThe two of them spent hours together, perfecting the simple nuances like Gurmeet's walk, how he lifts certain objects, how he responds to sound, etc,바카라 the source informs.
바카라œHe spent like a week or so with the trainer to understand how visually impaired people interact with the outside world. Gurmeet used to spend two-four hours everyday to learn how thy walk, touch, feel, calculate things,바카라 the source added.
Gurmeet himself admits the challenges of playing a visually-impaired character was not easy.
"I have new found respect, admiration and awe for every person who does not have their sight. I feel no pity whatsoever, because they are so empowered within their own-selves. They have four other senses and these senses enable them to do anything and everything,바카라 he says.
바카라œWorking alongside -- and my director, Ram Kamal Mukherjee and also my Bijoya, my wife Debina, this film showed me how emotionally fragile one can be. It required me to go into my soul, find that visually impaired person and play it with perfection and conviction. The film is now out and the reaction is truly humbling for me," he adds.
