A poster of NH10 featuring Anushka Sharma.
Mumbai:
Director Navdeep Singh said that the action element in his movie NH10 is marked by how real it is. The film features Anushka Sharma and Neil Bhoopalam in lead roles.
"Anushka and Neil did workshops together and I must say their chemistry looks great in the film. As far as action is concerned, it is not glamourised in this film. It's very realistic action and Anushka took training for that," Navdeep told IANS. (Also Read: 'Ideal Husband' Darshan Kumaar is 'Every Woman's Nightmare' in NH10)
A thriller, NH10 is co-produced by Phantom Productions, Eros International and Clean Slate Films, which is Anushka's debut production venture. (Also Read - Anushka Sharma on A-Certificate For NH10: Stayed True to Story)
While it has been said that NH10 is a dark film, Navdeep said that it's because "reality in small towns is dark". (Also Read: Censor Board Clears Anushka Sharma's NH10 after 9 Cuts)
"Our reality itself is dark, but I would like to say the reality in small towns is so dark that it gets difficult to capture it on the small screen. And as far as the message in the film is concerned, I feel every film has its own message in it - and that is for the audience to see," he added.
"Anushka and Neil did workshops together and I must say their chemistry looks great in the film. As far as action is concerned, it is not glamourised in this film. It's very realistic action and Anushka took training for that," Navdeep told IANS. (Also Read: 'Ideal Husband' Darshan Kumaar is 'Every Woman's Nightmare' in NH10)
A thriller, NH10 is co-produced by Phantom Productions, Eros International and Clean Slate Films, which is Anushka's debut production venture. (Also Read - Anushka Sharma on A-Certificate For NH10: Stayed True to Story)
While it has been said that NH10 is a dark film, Navdeep said that it's because "reality in small towns is dark". (Also Read: Censor Board Clears Anushka Sharma's NH10 after 9 Cuts)
"Our reality itself is dark, but I would like to say the reality in small towns is so dark that it gets difficult to capture it on the small screen. And as far as the message in the film is concerned, I feel every film has its own message in it - and that is for the audience to see," he added.
