After recently released Inkaar, Deepti Naval has Listen Amaya coming up on February 1.
Mumbai:
Deepti Naval-Farooq Shaikhstarrer classic Chashme Buddoor is being remade by comedyking David Dhawan but the veteran actress feels that the newfilm won't have the innocence of the 80's.
The 1981 romantic comedy film starred Rakesh Bedi,Ravi Baswani and Saeed Jaffrey alongside the lead actors.
The Sai Paranjpe film is about three students-Siddharth (Farooq), Omi (Rakesh) and Jai (Ravi) at DelhiUniversity, who don't go home during summer vacation and howlife takes a turn when Neha (Deepti Naval) comes into picture.
The remake version stars Pakistani singer-actor AliZafar, Taapsee Pannu, Siddharth, Divyendu Sharma and RishiKapoor in the lead roles. Juhi Chawla and Anupam Kher are alsoset to play surprise roles in the movie, which releases onApril 5.
Now that everything is in place, the 55-year-oldactress is curious to see how things turn out in the remake.
"There won't be innocence of those years, of the 80'sbut what would be the interpretation of today is something Iwould like to see. David Dhawan was an assistant when Farooqand I were doing Saath Saath. So we will have to see how thefilm has come out," Deepti Naval told PTI here.
"I am sure it will be exciting to see what the threeboys and the girl would have done. I want to see what theywould do when placed in today's times and how they will reacttoday, their chemistry," she said.
"Today films are entertaining, loud with lot of music,item numbers. There are couple of films that are new and verynice to watch. I am sure lot of such films will come out. I amlooking forward to this year," Deepti Naval added.Though the actress-filmmaker may not be appearing inmovies regularly, she definitely does catch up with latestreleases, going by word of mouth.
"I do watch movies I go with word of mouth, I ask peoplehow the film is. I always make it a point to see films whensomebody credible recommends it. It may not necessarily be anarty film it can be out-an-out entertaining film," Deepti Naval said.
After recently released Inkaar, she will be next seen indebutant director Avinash Kumar Singh's Listen Amaya thathits screen on February 1.
For this film, she has teamed up with Farooq again aftermany years.
The film is about the relationship between a middle agedwidow essayed by Deepti and her daughter played by SwaraBhaskar (of Tanu Weds Manu fame) and what happens when themother falls in love with a 60-year-old retired photographerplayed by Farooq Shaikh.
The 1981 romantic comedy film starred Rakesh Bedi,Ravi Baswani and Saeed Jaffrey alongside the lead actors.
The Sai Paranjpe film is about three students-Siddharth (Farooq), Omi (Rakesh) and Jai (Ravi) at DelhiUniversity, who don't go home during summer vacation and howlife takes a turn when Neha (Deepti Naval) comes into picture.
The remake version stars Pakistani singer-actor AliZafar, Taapsee Pannu, Siddharth, Divyendu Sharma and RishiKapoor in the lead roles. Juhi Chawla and Anupam Kher are alsoset to play surprise roles in the movie, which releases onApril 5.
Now that everything is in place, the 55-year-oldactress is curious to see how things turn out in the remake.
"There won't be innocence of those years, of the 80'sbut what would be the interpretation of today is something Iwould like to see. David Dhawan was an assistant when Farooqand I were doing Saath Saath. So we will have to see how thefilm has come out," Deepti Naval told PTI here.
"I am sure it will be exciting to see what the threeboys and the girl would have done. I want to see what theywould do when placed in today's times and how they will reacttoday, their chemistry," she said.
"Today films are entertaining, loud with lot of music,item numbers. There are couple of films that are new and verynice to watch. I am sure lot of such films will come out. I amlooking forward to this year," Deepti Naval added.Though the actress-filmmaker may not be appearing inmovies regularly, she definitely does catch up with latestreleases, going by word of mouth.
"I do watch movies I go with word of mouth, I ask peoplehow the film is. I always make it a point to see films whensomebody credible recommends it. It may not necessarily be anarty film it can be out-an-out entertaining film," Deepti Naval said.
After recently released Inkaar, she will be next seen indebutant director Avinash Kumar Singh's Listen Amaya thathits screen on February 1.
For this film, she has teamed up with Farooq again aftermany years.
The film is about the relationship between a middle agedwidow essayed by Deepti and her daughter played by SwaraBhaskar (of Tanu Weds Manu fame) and what happens when themother falls in love with a 60-year-old retired photographerplayed by Farooq Shaikh.
