Earlier than Jugal Hansraj did films like ‘Papa Kehte Hai’ and ‘Mohabbatein’, he was seen as a toddler artist in ‘Masoom’. The movie starred Naseeruddin Shah and Shabana Azmi and nonetheless is remembered as one of many classics in Hindi cinema. It additionally had Urmila Matondkar as youngster artist and was directed by Shekhar Kapur. All of the songs of the film are timeless and cherished until date, particularly, ‘Tujhse Naaraaz Nahi Zindagi’. The movie handled an emotional and sophisticated household dynamics. In a current interview, Jugal revealed how Shabana Azmi is such a way actor and shared anecdotes about how she was with him on the units. He mentioned in an interview with Pinkvilla, “We used to remain very distant from one another,” Jugal recalled. “She is extra of a way actor, and he or she was very near the actors who performed her on-screen daughters, as she was enjoying their mom within the movie.”
Based on Jugal, this behaviour wasn’t private however stemmed from Shabana Azmi’s immersive strategy to her craft. “She stored a little bit distance from me. Later, I discovered that it was a part of her course of,” he defined.He additional famous that the senior actor consciously prevented bonding with him too intently to protect the emotional stress required for the story. “She didn’t need us to change into too shut, as she wished that awkwardness to be seen on display,” he added.Reflecting on the affect of this determination, Jugal believes it considerably enhanced the movie’s authenticity. “That did present, as folks might sense there was a discomfort between our characters,” he mentioned, applauding Shabana Azmi’s efficiency. “She did that superbly.”The restrained dynamic between the stepmother and the kid lent a deeper sense of realism to the narrative, amplifying the emotional battle on the coronary heart of the movie.Throughout the identical interview, Jugal additionally spoke candidly in regards to the challenges he confronted after transitioning from youngster roles to grownup leads. Following his grownup debut in ‘Aa Gale Lag Jaa’ in 1994, constant work didn’t come simply.“This has been fixed in my profession,” he admitted, stating that a number of initiatives he signed by no means noticed the sunshine of day. “After I was younger, I used to be heartbroken because of it. However no person was doing it on function.”Regardless of the setbacks, Jugal credited his inside circle for serving to him navigate the tough phases. “I had a really robust assist system,” he shared. Emphasising the significance of perspective, he concluded, “An excessive amount of success and too many failures, each must be taken with a pinch of salt. That’s a part of life.”