Sonali Bendre on 'Sarfarosh': Sometimes it felt like we were making a documentary

Actress Sonali Bindre is one of the actresses who has explored different film industries in India from Hindi cinema, who is receiving very positive responses for the second season of the streaming show 'The Broken News'.

While she worked in Tamil, Marathi, Kannada and Telugu films, language was a big challenge for her while working in those film industries and she wanted to interact more with the film crews of the time.

While the actress feels that a fun part of the similarity between different films from different industries is a film set, she feels that if there was no language barrier, things would have been more dynamic for her as an artiste. He is working for films in different languages.

“The feeling of creativity and satisfaction after a day's work is the same on film sets. The only difference is the language, I think. Unfortunately, I don't know all the languages and can't really interact with the people on the sets of those movies. I know the meaning of the words, but I am not comfortable speaking the language fluently with confidence. So, for me it is 4 times more than a Hindi movie,” said Sonali Bendre.

Sarfarosh opposite Bollywood superstar Aamir Khan was a game changer in Hindi cinema. With its riveting screenplay and its perfect casting, it breaks the mold due to its excellence in all aspects of filmmaking.

Talking about her fond memories of the film, the actress said, “Are we making a documentary?” He shared that there were times when he felt that. But, her character in that movie made us believe that it was a commercial movie.

She said: “'Surfarosh' is a very special film because of the director, John Mathew Mattan. John and I have worked extensively in advertising films. There were times when I thought, 'Are we making a documentary or not?' But, the music and dynamics between my and Aamir Khan's characters in the film reinforced our belief that we are making a commercial Bollywood film.

We all know that Aamir is a perfectionist and it was a great experience to share the screen with him and she learned a lot about the world of cinema through 'Sarfarosh'.