Everyone who has worked with Amitabh Bachchan has nothing but praise for him, not only as a performer but also as a co-star who is trustworthy and supportive. Kaykay Menon, who imparted space to the performer in Sarkar and Deewar, in a new meeting described how Huge B put forth attempts to place him at the center of attention.
In a meeting with Lallantop, Kaykay Menon talked about the eating table scene where Amitabh Bachchan's personality defies his personality. The father and son get into a fight, and Kaykay storms out and takes his plate away. He shared that the director approved of how much they improvised in the scene.
"I returned my room, and was eating when the collaborator came up and said Ramu is getting back to us back. I was shocked that he needed to shoot once more, as that is not the way in which he works. It was just when I asked him what turned out badly did he let me know it was finished on Amitabh ji's idea," he said in Hindi.
Big B suggested placing a camera behind him to favor Kaykay after the team had completed the shoot with three cameras. In order to capture his close-up during the intense scene, the over-the-shoulder shot was used. Are you not interested in seeing the boy's actions? Ramu heard from Amit ji. That is the point at which he chose to shoot the scene once more. It was finished to incline toward me," Kaykay shared.
Kaykay on working with Large B
The Special forces entertainer couldn't quit commending the senior entertainer as he talked about working with him. Calling him 'phenomenal', Kaykay said, "Jis tarah ka energy hai unka… adhboot enthusiasm hai (He has a striking enthusiasm). He practices like a newbie, is so curious, and is a motivation for a long time into the future. The place that he is today, he merits everything from there, the sky is the limit."
Sarkar delivered in 2005 and furthermore highlighted Abhishek Bachchan, Supriya Pathak, Katrina Kaif and Tanisha Mukherjee among others. The legislative issues based family show brought forth two continuations: Sarkar Raj (2008) and Sarkar 3 (2017). It was said that the film was profoundly impacted by Francis Portage Coppola's Hollywood exemplary The Guardian.