Word of praise: Ankur Rathee on working with Bejoy Nambiar

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Updated At : 01:14 PM Oct 22, 2020 IST

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Ankur Rathee, known for his roles in Four More Shots Please and Made In Heaven, is currently geared up for the release of Taish, directed by Bejoy Nambiar. Ankur will be playing the role of a British Indian young man who discovers a secret about his fiancé amidst the chaos of their own wedding.

“Bejoy Nambiar gives a lot of creative liberty to his actors, which is refreshing. It made us feel like it was just as much our story to tell as it was his. I remember there was one scene where Pulkit Samrat, Jim Sarbh, and I started improvising and building little moments that weren’t in the script. We just kept playing off each other and Bejoy kept rolling. He would encourage that kind of experimentation, but also knew when to help us rein it back. His trust in us fed into our faith in him,” said Ankur.

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