I
the
latest
elease
‘Awa apa
2’,
Suvi de
Vicky
plays
Jaideep,
a
wise
ma
shaped
by
life’s
expe ie ces.
While
the
pa t
is ‘t
his
biggest
i
te ms
of
sc ee
time,
the
acto
believes
its
value
lies
i
what
the
cha acte
adds
to
the
sto y
a d
the
oppo tu ity
it
gives
him
to
explo e
u cha ted
te ito y
withi
his
c aft.
“I
had ’t
explo ed
a
ole
like
this
i
my
ca ee
befo e.
My
look
is
diffe e t
i
this
as
well;
it
is
close
to
how
I
look,”
he
says.
Suvi de
Vicky
ecalls
the
elaxed
atmosphe e
o
set
Eve
with
the
film’s
scale
a d
the
weight
of
expectatio s,
Vicky
says
the
set
of
‘Awa apa
2’
had
a
laid-back
vibe.
He
eveals
that
sha i g
sc ee
space
with
vete a s
like
Shaba a
Azmi
a d
Em aa
Hashmi
felt
less
like
a
high-p essu e
situatio
a d
mo e
like
a
lea i g
expe ie ce
to
be
savou ed.
Speaki g
to
Va iety
I dia,
he
said,
“Whe
acto s
a e
wo ki g,
eve yo e
is
i
thei
ow
zo e.
Whe
you
get
the
oppo tu ity
to
wo k
with
established
acto s,
you
hope
to
e joy
that
expe ie ce
a d
lea
f om
it.
‘Awa apa
2’
had
that
ki d
of
e e gy.
We
stayed
i
the
zo e
of
the
film,
but
at
the
same
time,
the
atmosphe e
o
set
was
ve y
elaxed.
The e
was ‘t
a y
p essu e.”
Suvi de
Vicky
o
the
” oo ”
he
wit essed
o
Shaba a
Azmi’s
face
Exp essi g
his
admi atio
fo
Azmi,
Vicky
says,
“Shaba a
is
such
a
efi ed
a d
g aceful
pe so .
Whe
you
wo k
with
someo e
like
he ,
you
feel
like
you’ e
i
the
p ese ce
of
somethi g
divi e.
I
thi k
ce tai
qualities
come
with
expe ie ce.
They
eflect
i
the
way
you
speak,
ca y
you self,
a d
how
g ou ded
you
become.
I
do ‘t
k ow
if
I
have
eached
that
stage
yet.
But
I
have
see
that
oo
–
that
adia ce
–
o
Shaba a’s
face.
I
saw
the
same
thi g
o
Nasee uddi
Shah’s
face
while
wo ki g
o
‘Rehmat.’
I
still
have
a
lo g
way
to
go,
a d
the e’s
a
lot
mo e
fo
me
to
lea
a d
wo k
o .”
Suvi de
Vicky
o
the
p essu e
of
his
i t oductio
sce e
Vicky
mai tai s
that
age
does ‘t
facto
i to
the
oles
he
chooses,
a d
he
co ti ues
to
challe ge
himself
both
physically
a d
c eatively.
That
said,
‘Awa apa
2’
was ‘t
without
its
hu dles.
“My
i t oductio
sce e
was
difficult.
The e’s
a
ce tai
p essu e
that
you
feel
whe
you’ e
told,
‘This
is
you
i t oductio .’
I
had ‘t
eally
explo ed
that
aspect
of
pe fo ma ce
befo e.
That’s
whe
you
ealize
that
you’ e
a
pa t
of
a
comme cial
masala
film
with
a
completely
diffe e t
au a
–
it’s
a
musical
a d
it’s
a
sequel
to
the
cult
film
‘Awa apa .’
So
you
atu ally
feel
the
p essu e.”