EXCLUSIVE Before slaughtering Mard Ko Dard Nahi Hota, Abhimanyu Dassani reveals that he had given nearly 60 auditions.

Mard Ko Dard Nahi Hota of Vasan Bala, whose release is scheduled for tomorrow, has become a festival favorite. With Gulshan Devaiah and Radhika Madan, the film marks the debut of Abhimanyu Dbadani. But before winning Bala's bizarre film, Dbadani had badisted Rohan Sippy in Dum Maaro Dum, Nautanki Saala and even directed a documentary in addition to exploring his entrepreneurial side and specializing in finance.

"I realized that what excites me is the creative aspect of creating something and that is when I met Rohan Sippy. I called him and told him, "Please, let me come meet you" and I persuaded him so much that he finally called me to meet him. He gave me a booklet and asked me to come back after reading it completely. He did not know me … I went downstairs, sat with his guard for three hours, read the booklet in full and came back, "he recalls his trip in interaction with ZoomTV.com .

To the question of how was born Mard Ko Dard Nahi Hota, Dbadani explained that he had participated in countless auditions to win a movie. He said, "When I started auditioning, I spent close to 50 to 60 auditions. And some of the movies came back to me. But I did not believe in myself, I did not trust myself and I did not think I was ready. Once I had a screenshot for a Twitter notification that a boy was needed for a martial arts film. The first day, I did not have the opportunity to audition and I stayed in line all day. The same thing happened on the second day. On the third day, I had the chance to audition after spending two days there and so my trip began. "

" Six weeks of hearings, every day, from 9 pm to 6 pm, he adds.

It was during these auditions that he met for the first time Bala and stuck him to another level. "In addition to being a brilliant technician, he's a wonderful human. And he, believing in me, made me believe in me. He said … kuch aisa alag hatke banate hai & # 39; … He told me the story, I did not even read the script and I said yes. "

He quickly adds:" If tomorrow he calls me for a movie, I'll say yes even before he's finished, I wish him. He saw my potential when others did not believe it.

The entire Mard Ko Dard Nahi Hota, he says, is the quietest ensemble he's ever known. "And I can say that because I went to a lot of movie sets, I went there. It was so calm, so young, he knows exactly what to do. So, the first fifteen days, I really thought that I am a bad actor, since he had the habit of finishing it in one and two takes, I did not have the l & # 39; opportunity to see the monitor only. I had used to think that sir did not think I could do better, then later he said I trust you, you have the character exactly as I saw him. " he says.

Mard Ko Dard Nahi Hota is centered on a young man, Surya, who lives with a rare condition called conbad insensitivity to pain, skillfully interpreted by Dbadani. The film premiered in the Midnight Madness section of the 2018 Toronto International Film Festival, where it won the People's Choice Award: Midnight Madness. He was applauded at the MAMI 2018 Film Festival.

When filming the film, Dbadani claims to have felt "what Popeye feels when he eats spinach," but for many, this film might not fall into the field of "Bollywood" debut by Bollywood. did wonders for Dbadani. He explains, "A movie is supposed to do things for you. This film has somehow made me believe in it, it made me a really stronger person, I was introduced to a number of great people. I received the award for best actor from Oscar-winning filmmakers, making me the only debutant in the history of Indian cinema to have won this award. The film did more than I could have imagined. "

While he was silent in his next film, only revealing that he had signed something, he was listing his directors. "At the top of the list, it would be working with Vaasan, Sir and Ayan Mukerji, a big fan," adding that it was Ayan, who had offered him the most important advice during the film's audition.

He reveals: "Every day I thought ki aaj toh luck hi nahi .. I went, ab nahi [19659010] aayega phone mujhe … Ayan m gave good advice. He said, When you are going to give auditions, remember why you started this, why you came here . I replied, Because I like to play (19459011). He asked, what do you do when you audition I said act he is like so have fun, do your part and when you leave the piece, forget everything that is supposed to do for you. Have fun and people will enjoy watching you . "