Sharman says wearing the uniform of an army officer gave him a sense of pride and honour.
Mumbai:
Actor Sharman Joshi, who plays an Army captain in the upcoming film War Chhod Na Yaar, says it was a moment of pride for him to play this role.
War Chhod Na Yaar, touted as India's first war comedy movie, has been directed and written by Faraz Haider, who assisted Dibakar Banerjee on Oye Lucky! Lucky Oye!.
"I play the role of an Army captain. It was pleasure playing this part. It was a treat to play an officer for the first time. To wear that uniform gives you a sense of pride and honour," Sharman said.
"I met a few Army men in the process... Their sense of strength, focus and determination is amazing, we have tried to project a few of these things in the film. When I was narrated the script I loved it. We believed in this film and we had a great time. It was a wonderful opportunity to do this film."
Besides the 34-year-old 3 Idiots actor, the film also stars Soha Ali Khan, Jaaved Jaafer, Dalip Tahil and Mukul Dev.
It releases on October 11.
"Whenever we talk about India or Pakistan be it about cricket or films, it attracts a lot of attention. We have seen a lot of aggressive Army related films and have come up with a unique idea of making a war comedy. There is romance as well in the film," said Faraz.
"I have tried to make a good film it is patriotic and intense in nature. When you see the film, there is no situation or scene that will hurt people," he said.
"There is a message too in the film - that war is a bad thing for us, for neighbouring countries. No one has benefited from war and love is the only solution for all problems," the Director maintained.
Soha, who has essayed the role of a journalist, said she was happy to be part of this project. "I have played a journalist earlier, in a film called Mumbai Meri Jaan, so I had a bit of experience doing this part."
War Chhod Na Yaar, touted as India's first war comedy movie, has been directed and written by Faraz Haider, who assisted Dibakar Banerjee on Oye Lucky! Lucky Oye!.
"I play the role of an Army captain. It was pleasure playing this part. It was a treat to play an officer for the first time. To wear that uniform gives you a sense of pride and honour," Sharman said.
"I met a few Army men in the process... Their sense of strength, focus and determination is amazing, we have tried to project a few of these things in the film. When I was narrated the script I loved it. We believed in this film and we had a great time. It was a wonderful opportunity to do this film."
Besides the 34-year-old 3 Idiots actor, the film also stars Soha Ali Khan, Jaaved Jaafer, Dalip Tahil and Mukul Dev.
It releases on October 11.
"Whenever we talk about India or Pakistan be it about cricket or films, it attracts a lot of attention. We have seen a lot of aggressive Army related films and have come up with a unique idea of making a war comedy. There is romance as well in the film," said Faraz.
"I have tried to make a good film it is patriotic and intense in nature. When you see the film, there is no situation or scene that will hurt people," he said.
"There is a message too in the film - that war is a bad thing for us, for neighbouring countries. No one has benefited from war and love is the only solution for all problems," the Director maintained.
Soha, who has essayed the role of a journalist, said she was happy to be part of this project. "I have played a journalist earlier, in a film called Mumbai Meri Jaan, so I had a bit of experience doing this part."
