Saahil chadha biography of mahatma gandhi

As soon as Saahil got the offer, he rushed to the video store and watched Cape Fear. “Late at night, I called Adi and I said that I’m doing the film. He sent Naresh the next day and he narrated the film, and I immediately said yes,” he recalled. Since Lamhe was on the verge of release, they decided that the paperwork will only be done after the film releases. But, Lamhe flopped at the box office and that affected Saahil’s fate as well.

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Saahil recalled that he was travelling at the time and once he came back, he met Yash Chopra for Darr. “I asked, ‘Uncle, meri picture? He said ‘Kaunsi picture?’. I said ‘Darr’. Unhone kaha ‘main khud dara hua hun, main kya daar banaunga? (I asked ‘Uncle, my film? He said ‘Which film?’. I said ‘Darr’. He said ‘I am scared, how will I make Darr?’).”

When Saahil met Aditya, he learnt that Yash Chopra had taken over the film and he was now going to direct it. They had already made plans to cast Shah Rukh Khan in the film as he was becoming a star. “Deewana had already released by then, and they were hearing good things about Baazigar as well,” he recalled.

Darr turned out to be a game changer for Shah Rukh Khan and along with Baazigar, the film made him the next big star of Bollywood.

Actor Saahil Chadha, who is currently seen playing the role of King Nomad in The Adventures of Hatim on Life OK, recently finished shooting an upcoming cross-over film titled Utopia. It was helmed by Iranian director Haasan Nazer who has worked on several short festival films like Black Day, Here Iran, among others.
“Utopia is a docu-drama, which is the story of three people who are living in different parts of the world, that includes Afghanistan, Scotland and India. As the title suggests, people in this film are trying to find their perfect world. My character Rajnysh is a sweet but integral part of the story’s flow. Since childhood, he had considered a man who lived in his neighbourhood and who later becomes his father-in-law, as a role model. The story revolves around the family’s struggle for living in the world of their dreams,” stated Chadha, who added that he has already shot for the film in Jaipur and the crew is currently filming the portions in Afghanistan. Although the film is targetted at a niche audience and will be dominantly screened during film festivals, Chadha mentioned that he is trying to convince the producers, Tripswitch Productions and World Film Production, to ensure that the film gets at least a limited screen release in India.