Bholaa: ‘Received Minimum Instructions From Ajay Sir’, Actor Chetan Sharma Talks About Being Directed by Ajay Devgn

Actor Chetan Sharma, who is known for his work in Sacred Games 2, Pagglait, Delhi Crime, Ankhon Dekhi, Band Baaja Baraat, and Trial By Fire, is currently seen in Ajay Devgn's recently-released film Bholaa. The actor has shared that Ajay as a director uses minimum instructions yet brings out the best performance from his actors. In the film, he portrays a student who is caught by police for making nuisance with his friends but eventually has to get involved in their fight against bad guys. Talking about Ajay's approach with his actors, Chetan said: "Ajay sir is someone all of us have admired and grown up watching his films and I was obviously in awe of his presence. But his passion for making films and clarity of vision are truly inspiring. He would talk to his actors about scenes and design shots accordingly. He uses minimum instructions to bring best out of his actors." Bholaa Movie: Review, Cast, Plot, Trailer, Release Date  - All You Need To Know About Ajay Devgn and Tabu's Kaithi Remake!.

Sharing about the challenges of performing action scenes for the character he said: "I had never done scenes requiring so much action and was never cabled for any scenes before. Our action director Ramazan Bulut showed me how a cable pulls you and what should be your manoeuvre to look convincing while staying safe. Also the action sequences required a certain amount of fitness and choreography needed to be practised. We also needed some practice for dialect and characterisation of this role." Bholaa Ending Explained: Decoding the Star Cameo in the Climax of Ajay Devgn-Tabu's Kaithi Remake and How It Will Expand the Franchise (SPOILER ALERT).

He further mentioned: "My equation with the friends and how innocent or cunning they could be - we had multiple readings for that with our dialect coach and a very fine actor Shridhar Dubey until we perfected our dialects. This shoot reinforced my zeal to know more and do more. I saw closely that understanding of camera, shot design and division can be of immense help as an actor. Same goes with understanding the construct of a scene. And that there is so much more work to be done on craft."