Shahid Kapoor shares his experience working with directors Raj and DK for ‘Farzi’
Packed with signature humour, director Raj and DK’s ‘Farzi’ is an eight-episode crime thriller.
Hyderabad: Shahid Kapoor is all set to make his digital debut with Prime Video’s upcoming crime thriller, ‘Farzi’. Created by Raj and DK, who are known for their edgy thrillers, the series has already piqued the interest of the audience. As the fans await the collaboration to create magic on screen, the lead actor recently opened up about his experience of working with the director duo.
Talking about working with Raj and DK, Shahid shares, “They really allow the actors to come out and express themselves and sometimes they are really worried with what we are doing with the shots. But they let you do what you want to do and I felt very free.”
Elaborating further, he said, “I also feel that this show has been made in a very fluid manner. It’s very contemporary the way we shot the show, the way the characters have been written and developed allows every actor to really dig-in deep because there is enough meat there if you really go looking hard for it and it’s very democratic. I think they let everybody bring what they feel and then they kind of final it together to make it what they feel is right. I had a lot of fun and I felt very free. I think they felt very nervous like what’s up with him but I was having a great time (sic).”
Packed with signature humour, director Raj and DK’s ‘Farzi’ is an eight-episode crime thriller. The series revolves around Sunny, a small-time con artist, who finds himself pulled into the dark while planning the perfect con. However, a ferocious and unconventional task force officer has made it his mission to rid the country of the threat he represents.
The series also features an ensemble cast, including talented actors Vijay Sethupathi, Raashii Khanna, Kay Kay Menon, Bhuvan Arora, Regina Cassandra, and Amol Palekar in pivotal roles. Produced by D2R Films, ‘Farzi’ will stream in India and across 240 countries and territories starting February 10.
