Shekhar Suman recollects crying after Aayush’s passing.
Heeramandi’s Shekhar Suman mentioned that dropping his son was life dropping part of his coronary heart.
Shekhar Suman and his son Adhyayan Suman are gearing up for the discharge of Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s Heeramandi: The Diamond Bazaar. In a latest chat, Shekhar recalled how Sanjay’s appreciation of Adhyayan introduced him to tears. Shekhar mentioned that this was the second time that he cried in his life, the primary being when he misplaced his son Aayush. Shekhar then recalled his grief over his son’s loss.
Speaking to Siddharth Kannan, Shekhar mentioned, “Jab I misplaced my son, Aayush. Das saal ki umar foremost maine jab usse kho diya tha toh foremost zindagi se poori tarah tabah aur barbaad ho gaya tha. Mujhe jeena hello nahi tha. I misplaced part of my coronary heart who was dearest to me. Aur foremost zameen par sar patak ke roya tha. Phir uske baad mujhe jeene ki iccha bhi nahi thi (I misplaced Aayush when he was 10 years previous and I used to be devastated. I cried whereas beating my head to the bottom).”
Shekhar received teary-eyed and mentioned that he misplaced curiosity in chasing success and cash after he misplaced his son. He mentioned, “Important bejaan ho gaya tha. Ek dikhaave ki duniya this jahan foremost hass muskura deta tha ya for financial necessity kyuki mujhe ghar chalana tha. Par mujhe jeene ki iccha nahi thi (I used to be lifeless. I used to be pretending to chortle or needed to work to run my family, however I didn’t have the need to reside).”
Shekhar mentioned that whereas that was the time he cried out of unhappiness, he shed glad tears when Sanjay Leela Bhansali known as him to reward Adhyayan’s performing prowess. In Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s upcoming sequence, Shekhar Suman brings Zulfiqar Ahmed to life, a personality of authority whose very manner exudes energy and class. Adhyayan Suman embodies Zorawar Ali Khan, a rich and conceited nawab whose actions are guided solely by self-interest.
The historic drama sequence will transport audiences to a time when courtesans reigned as monarchs. By means of the tales of courtesans and their shoppers, set towards the turbulent backdrop of the Indian Independence battle within the Forties, the sequence investigates the cultural actuality of the namesake space of HeeraMandi.
Heeramandi is ready for a launch on Could 1 on Netflix.
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