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After Aiyaary, Rajesh Tailang hopes to work with Neeraj Pandey again

Aiyaary, set in Delhi, London and Kashmir, revolves around two strong-minded army officers having completely different views, yet right in their own ways.

Published on: Jan 25, 2018, 20:35:48 IST
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Actor Rajesh Tailang says he loved working with filmmaker Neeraj Pandey in Aiyaary, and hopes to collaborate with him again. “I have always been a fan of Neerajji. I loved his films like A Wednesday and Special 26. He is very precise and to the point. He knows what exactly he wants out of you and helps you to achieve that in a very friendly manner,” Rajesh said in a statement.

Rajesh Tailang was recently seen in Mukkabaaz.
Rajesh Tailang was recently seen in Mukkabaaz.

“He establishes each of his characters beautifully. It was really great to be working with such a great director and human being. I hope to work with him in future too,” he added.

Aiyaary, set in Delhi, London and Kashmir, revolves around two strong-minded army officers having completely different views, yet right in their own ways. It is a real-life story based on the relationship between a mentor and a protege. Slated to release on February 9, it features Sidharth Malhotra and Manoj Bajpayee in the lead roles.

On his role, Rajesh said, “I am playing negative role of Brigadier K Srinivas. It is always a challenge to play a character with grey shades.”

 
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