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Sohail was never partial to Arbaaz: Nawaz
Sohail Khan may have been directing his own brother Arbaaz Khan in his upcoming film ‘Freaky Ali’, however the film’s hero Nawazuddin Siddiqui reveals that the filmmaker was never partial to anyone including Arbaaz.
Sohail Khan may have been directing his own brother Arbaaz Khan in his upcoming film ‘Freaky Ali’, however the film’s hero Nawazuddin Siddiqui reveals that the filmmaker was never partial to anyone including Arbaaz.
“Shooting ‘Freaky Ali’ has by far been one of the most enjoyable experiences and the credit goes largely to Sohail. There was absolutely no feeling of one-upmanship on the sets. Arbaaz was treated like the rest of us were, and we were treated like family!” says Nawaz.
The actor who plays a small-time gangster-turned-ace golfer in the film adds, “Be it Arbaaz or Jas (Arora) or Nikitin (Dheer), there was a natural comfort level that we all shared and not a forced one. That innocence reflects in the film too. So, the entire process was a fun one, and no one tried to overshadow anyone. During the shoot, there was no one hero. We all were treated equally.”
