When Imran Khan Slept In His Car Due To "Wild Double Shifts"
Yet another chapter unfolds in Imran Khan's cinematic journey.
The former lead of "Jaane Tu... Ya Jaane Na" has been generously regaling his audience with behind-the-scenes anecdotes and glimpses from his earlier cinematic ventures. Imran Khan is currently immersed in a phase of what he terms a "redefined rapport" with his past films. His most recent addition to Instagram casts a spotlight on his cinematic hit "Mere Brother Ki Dulhan," in which he starred alongside Katrina Kaif.
Imran Khan took to Instagram to share a visual journey into the past, presenting a collection of candid shots from the making of the film. Applying a touch of vintage charm, he adorned these snapshots with retro effects, reminiscent of an era when Instagram had yet to dominate the scene. The series of images captures Imran Khan in various avatars, including one where he dons the attire of a badminton player, evoking the essence of the film.
Not content with merely showcasing his own moments, Imran Khan extends the spotlight to his co-star Katrina Kaif. The curated collection includes glimpses of her as well, serving as a testament to the camaraderie shared during the filming of "Mere Brother Ki Dulhan."
In the accompanying caption, Imran Khan transports his followers to a time before Instagram filters reigned supreme. He recalls the bygone days when an app called Hipstamatic was the tool of choice for adding vintage flair to photographs. Amidst the nostalgia, he shares a vivid anecdote from the filming of the song "Do Dhaari Talwaar." This memory carries the weight of not just a challenging shoot but also the dual commitment of simultaneously working on the music videos for "Nakkaddwaley Disco" and "Switty" from the movie "Delhi Belly." Imran Khan's dedication is palpable as he describes the strenuous yet fulfilling routine of alternating between night shifts for "Mere Brother Ki Dulhan" and day shifts for "Delhi Belly" shoots. The tale unfolds with a glimpse into his tireless dedication – sleeping in his car during transit between the two sets – a remarkable testament to his unwavering dedication to his craft.
In recounting his experiences, Imran Khan's words echo with the sentiment that despite the demanding schedule, the end result justified every ounce of effort expended. This journey down memory lane not only enriches his own connection with his cinematic past but also offers his admirers a unique insight into the vibrant world behind the silver screen.
Take a look at his post here:
Imran Khan is known for films like Jaane Tu... Ya Jaane Na, Delhi Belly, Luck, Mere Brother Ki Dulhan, I Hate Luv Storys and Ek Main Aur Ekk Tu. He was last seen in Katti Batti alongside Kangana Ranaut in 2015. Three years later, he directed a short film Mission Mars: Keep Walking India, which turned out to be his last mainstream cinematic endeavour.
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