On-screen character chief Farhan Akhtar, who will be seen offering screen space to megastar Amitabh Bachchan in the film "Wazir", says he was truly energized and restless to work with him in the anticipated motion picture.
Inquired as to whether it was threatening to work with Big B, Farhan told columnists here: "It was not scaring. I was truly energized (to work with him). So that was the dominating sort of feeling."
"Restless to a specific level obviously, on the grounds that you sort of need to arrive with him in light of the fact that you realize what he is equipped for doing. So only on edge about that. I think those were the two principle things."
Farhan, who coordinated the 73-year-old actor in the 2004 war show film "Lakshya", says that he had an "out of body experience" on the "first day of shoot" with Amitabh.
The 41-year-old on-screen character will be seen attempting the part of an extreme Anti Terrorism Squad (ATS) officer named Daanish Ali in "Wazir".
Asked how distinctive is this part from the others he has tried, the "Dil Dhadakne Do" star said: "It's a totally diverse part. It's a totally distinctive film. So you can't come close."
Coordinated by Bejoy Nambiar, "Wazir" is co-created by Vidhu Vinod Chopra and Rajkumar Hirani.
The film additionally includes Aditi Rao Hydari, Neil Nitin Mukesh and John Abraham in significant parts.
"Wazir" is slated to hit the screens on Friday.
Inquired as to whether it was threatening to work with Big B, Farhan told columnists here: "It was not scaring. I was truly energized (to work with him). So that was the dominating sort of feeling."
"Restless to a specific level obviously, on the grounds that you sort of need to arrive with him in light of the fact that you realize what he is equipped for doing. So only on edge about that. I think those were the two principle things."
Farhan, who coordinated the 73-year-old actor in the 2004 war show film "Lakshya", says that he had an "out of body experience" on the "first day of shoot" with Amitabh.
The 41-year-old on-screen character will be seen attempting the part of an extreme Anti Terrorism Squad (ATS) officer named Daanish Ali in "Wazir".
Asked how distinctive is this part from the others he has tried, the "Dil Dhadakne Do" star said: "It's a totally diverse part. It's a totally distinctive film. So you can't come close."
Coordinated by Bejoy Nambiar, "Wazir" is co-created by Vidhu Vinod Chopra and Rajkumar Hirani.
The film additionally includes Aditi Rao Hydari, Neil Nitin Mukesh and John Abraham in significant parts.
"Wazir" is slated to hit the screens on Friday.
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