Mumbai:
Actors Boman Irani and SharmanJoshi, who play father-son in Ferrari Ki Sawaari, are elatedwith the response the film has received from the industry evenbefore its release.
Read: Review of Ferrari Ki Sawaari
"Bachchan Saab, Anil Kapoor, Sanjay Dutt and othershave watched the film and they liked it. They even gotemotional while seeing the movie and this is a compliment tothe director. He has made the film with so much truth andhonesty that people are moved by the film," Boman Irani toldreporters here.
Watch: Boman and Sharman excited about Ferrari Ki Sawaari
Directed by Rajesh Mapuskar, Ferrari Ki Sawaari is astory of a single father (Sharman Joshi), who tries to fulfillhis son's dream. In the film, Sharman steals a Ferraribelonging to Sachin Tendulkar.
"We both, my father and I do not believe in Father'sDay. I do not believe in any of these days. My father has beenmy hero and will always be. He is from the same profession buthe has never been overbearing and has let me be," Sharmansaid.
"I am grateful that he has allowed me to be the personand actor which I have become. I want to thank him," he said.
On similar lines, Boman said, "I agree withSharman. I feel you can't take out Father's Day as anindividual day. I don't have a father but my kids tell meeveryday that they love me, even when I am not in my bestmood."
"My theory is children don't do what you tell them todo, they do what you do. You have to always do the right thingbecause they follow you," he added.
Meanwhile, rumours are abuzz that master blasterSachin Tendulkar might have a cameo in the film, whichreleases tomorrow.
Read: Review of Ferrari Ki Sawaari
"Bachchan Saab, Anil Kapoor, Sanjay Dutt and othershave watched the film and they liked it. They even gotemotional while seeing the movie and this is a compliment tothe director. He has made the film with so much truth andhonesty that people are moved by the film," Boman Irani toldreporters here.
Watch: Boman and Sharman excited about Ferrari Ki Sawaari
Directed by Rajesh Mapuskar, Ferrari Ki Sawaari is astory of a single father (Sharman Joshi), who tries to fulfillhis son's dream. In the film, Sharman steals a Ferraribelonging to Sachin Tendulkar.
"We both, my father and I do not believe in Father'sDay. I do not believe in any of these days. My father has beenmy hero and will always be. He is from the same profession buthe has never been overbearing and has let me be," Sharmansaid.
"I am grateful that he has allowed me to be the personand actor which I have become. I want to thank him," he said.
On similar lines, Boman said, "I agree withSharman. I feel you can't take out Father's Day as anindividual day. I don't have a father but my kids tell meeveryday that they love me, even when I am not in my bestmood."
"My theory is children don't do what you tell them todo, they do what you do. You have to always do the right thingbecause they follow you," he added.
Meanwhile, rumours are abuzz that master blasterSachin Tendulkar might have a cameo in the film, whichreleases tomorrow.
