Nachiket Narvekar On His Experience Working In Fastey Fasaatey

Fastey Fasaatey is almost about to hit theatres in less than 10 days and the buzz has been great. After Arpit Chaudhary yesterday got candid about his role, we got into a conversation with Nachiket Narvekar who shared his experience about working in the movie.

Check out the excerpts from the interview below:

Tell us about your role in Fastey Fasaatey

I play the role of Dev, who is the best friend of its protagonist Aakash. Though Fastey Fasaatey is all about today’s modern youngsters, it has backdrop of a traditional family who wants to get their son Aakash married immediately while he tries to buy time to set his love life in order with a free-spirited girl, Anisha, who has her own pursuits in life and is not thinking of getting married anytime soon. He has lied to his family as well as Anisha. At this critical moment of Aakash, I come from London to help him but we both get trapped in the situation. So the title of the film is Fastey Fasaatey.

How did you bag the role

This is my debut movie as an actor in Bollywood. Though I come from a Bollywood background and I understand that the script is the key to a successful movie. Amit Sir knows me since long. One day he called me to his office and gave me a script to read. I enjoyed reading it. When I finished its reading; he asked me, would I like to act in this Film? I was a bit surprised. I asked him which role? He did not tell me for which role he is considering me but gave me two days to think and revert. Next day only I called him that I wanted to do Dev’s character though it’s of second lead but it suited my personality. He told me that he already has a guy Arpit in Aakash’s role on-board and he is happy that I choose Dev’s role as he himself wanted me to offer Dev’s role.

Expectations from the film

In recent years, there has been a change in how the audiences perceive films. Now, content-oriented films get their way and Fastey Fasaatey is a light-hearted script-based film. I am very positive about it.

When you are making a film, you do not know how it is going to be received by the audience. Though I have not seen the film yet, Amit Sir showed the Film to my father (N Chandra) and my brother and both liked it. So fingers crossed.