Harshvardhan Rane once delivered the helmet to John Abraham as a courier boy

Actor Harshvardhan Rane, who has shown acting talent in films like ‘Sanam Teri Kasam’ and ‘Taish’, is in the news these days for his hot style in the film ‘Haseen Dilruba’. During a special conversation, Harshvardhan discussed with us some unexplored aspects apart from the film, co-star Taapsee Pannu, Corona period:

Harsh, there are so many comments from your fans on the song ‘Phisl Ja Tu…’ from the movie that now you have got a chance to show your talent or you do not get the opportunity which you deserve. How much do you agree with them?
The love of these lovers is like a mother. I could not get this experience with mom, but I have heard that mothers look at their child the same way that my son Raja son. These people see and love my work from that point of view, whether I have that ability or not. However, it is said that prayers do not have an effect, so it has really affected my life. His best wishes are echoing somewhere in the universe, due to which I am starting to get some work in the last one or two years, because he has spread so much positivity. Now it is that mother always likes everything, but now the pressure is on me to live up to her expectations. Trying not to disappoint them. I should work on the releases that the films keep coming, I keep showing and I keep doing good work. I have to do this for them, because there are no relatives in my life, no parents, so my responsibility is towards these people and I try to make these people feel proud.

How was the experience of shooting the film? Taapsee Pannu said in an interview that you and Vikrant were very scared while doing the intimate scene?
No, it was not so. Actually, he is very sensitive as an actor, so he must have felt that. We had to do intimate scenes on the very first day, but they didn’t give me any such opportunity to be scared. Anyway, experienced and professional actors like Taapsee keep their co-stars away from things like fear. They come on the sets, work quickly. They do not believe in intimidation, but rather make things easy. Both Taapsee and Vikrant are very professional, that’s why they are doing so much work. This was a learning thing for me. Both of them work fast like a train.

You are also working in the midst of the Corona epidemic, helping people, what was your experience during this time? What did you learn?
I think something like churning of ocean has happened. Just as nectar and poison were divided into two classes there, similarly those who are strong have become stronger and those who are weak have become more weak. According to me, this has increased inequality and it is not just a matter of money. Psychologically also I see two types of people, they have either become too self-dependent that whatever has to be done now, they have to do it themselves or they are completely broken that ours too is gone, that too is gone. This is a natural process, it will take a long time to recover from it.

You are doing your next film under the banner of John Abraham. How was the experience of working with him?
I am always nervous in front of John sir. Actually, in the year 2004, I used to work as a courier boy, then I delivered a helmet to John Sir. What I felt then, I feel the same way even today. He is the producer of my film, but even today, seeing him, I am in such a condition that when he puts his hand on his shoulder, I feel nervous that hey, when will it be, when will it be. I’m falling behind. So far only the head comes out for them. He says, don’t say sir, but I don’t have to, because as I met him then, I was delivering with oily hair, pimples on my mouth, dirty bike and today they are producing my film, So even today I remain nervous in front of them. I try to open up a little, but I can’t. I think it will not happen in this life.