The two, who acted together in seven films in the early ’80s will now be seen together in the film by debutant director Avinash Singh. (Photo Courtesy: Mid-Day.com)
Mumbai:
The popular yesteryear on screen couple Farooque Shaikh and Deepti Naval are all set to rediscover their chemistry in the upcoming film Listen Amaya.
The two, who acted together in seven films in the early '80s will now be seen together in the film by debutant director Avinash Singh. Farooque Shaikh and Deepti Naval have acted together in memorable films like Chashme Baddoor, Saath Saath, Katha and Faasle among others. And apparently they are extremely happy to be coming together again after a gap of nearly 28 years.
Avinash Singh said, "When we wrote the story we had these two actors in mind. Since they have not been seen together for a long time, there is an air of curiosity. I am glad they are doing the film helmed by me, a first-time director and producer."
Such was the commitment level of the two senior actors that they were present even during a workshop held before the project went on the floors.
"I was blown away by their humility and sense of humour," the filmmaker said.
The film focusses on the need for a companion more than finding love at a senior age.
The two, who acted together in seven films in the early '80s will now be seen together in the film by debutant director Avinash Singh. Farooque Shaikh and Deepti Naval have acted together in memorable films like Chashme Baddoor, Saath Saath, Katha and Faasle among others. And apparently they are extremely happy to be coming together again after a gap of nearly 28 years.
Avinash Singh said, "When we wrote the story we had these two actors in mind. Since they have not been seen together for a long time, there is an air of curiosity. I am glad they are doing the film helmed by me, a first-time director and producer."
Such was the commitment level of the two senior actors that they were present even during a workshop held before the project went on the floors.
"I was blown away by their humility and sense of humour," the filmmaker said.
The film focusses on the need for a companion more than finding love at a senior age.
