‘Na Jaane Kaun Aa Gaya’ is a simple love story: Jatin Sarna, Madhurima Roy and Prannoy Pachauri spoke openly about love, introspection and simplicity.
The film ‘Na Jaane Kaun Aa Gaya’, releasing on March 6, is a simple love story, which presents the complexities of relationships, introspection and the innocence of love on the big screen. Shot in the beautiful valleys of the mountains, this story talks about love and sensitivity in today’s toxic environment. Jatin Sarna, Madhurima Roy and Prannoy Pachauri will be seen in important roles in the film. Before the release of the film, Dainik Bhaskar had a special conversation with the star cast. The actors have spoken openly about their characters, shooting experience and the message of the film. As soon as you read the script, what was it that made you feel that you should definitely do this film? Jatin Sarna- The simplicity of my character attracted me the most. He is a common man, who is stuck in just surviving instead of living life. The pain of such people, their innocence and their desire to simply live life touched me. As an actor I felt this was a new and untouched character. The way director Vikas narrated the story, he decided at that very moment to do this film. The trailer shows a glimpse of hate, love and betrayal. Do you relate to this in real life? Jatin Sarna- Where there is love, there will be hatred, betrayal and regret also. But the beauty of life lies in understanding these feelings and moving forward. This is the cycle of life. How is your character in this film different from the roles you have played before, and how challenging was it for you to bring it on screen? Madhurima Roy- My previous characters had more dark shades, but in this film my character is very innocent and positive. When she comes into the room, the atmosphere changes. It was not easy to maintain his simplicity and childishness. Playing simplicity is more challenging than playing negative characters. What message does the film give to today’s youth? Madhurima Roy- Today, in the era of social media and dating apps, relationships have become very complicated. We divide everything into terms like ‘love bombing’, ‘ghosting’. Our film says wait a while, understand yourself. Not every mistake is the fault of the other person, sometimes we also need to look within ourselves. Feel the purity and simplicity in love again. What was your first reaction when you heard the script, and what made you most excited to be a part of this film? Pranay Pachauri- I was told that imagine how Osho would have been if he had lived like a common man in the mountains. I got excited after hearing this. A hillbilly boy who drives a jeep, teaches children and is part of a love triangle seemed an interesting combination. Also, the experience of shooting in the mountains was very special. Despite the challenges of cold, weather and location, there was a family-like atmosphere on the set. A message from you to the audience before the release, why should they go to the theaters to watch your film on 6th March? Jatin Sarna- We have made the film from the heart. Now it is the responsibility of the audience to overcome it. Just give one chance and watch the film in theaters on 6th March. Madhurima Roy- In today’s toxic environment, love is the only thing that can make the world soft. This film talks about the same simplicity and innocence. Pranay Pachauri- After a long time a simple love story has come. This film is an attempt to understand and celebrate love. Hopefully the audience will accept it.
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