Arjun Kapoor revealed as a child that Sridevi and Anil Kapoor starrer ‘Mi. India ‘: I remember the film Dil Se. Hindi Movie News – The Times of India

‘Mister. India is one of those films that will never fade with the collective memory of Bollywood fans. Released in 1987, it is a film that has grown up like a fine wine, which has become an all -time classic for generations. For Arjun Kapoor, it is just more than a film – it is a piece of his childhood and a story that still develops deep feelings.
Recently in a chat with the Chelchirra talk YouTube channel, ‘Ishaqzaade’ actor revealed that Mr. India means remembering both the magic of the film and the unforgettable bonds made with their family.
A film before its time
One of those things that Arjuna got ‘Mr. India was ahead of its time, especially with its special effects. At a time when visual effects (VFX) were not as common in Indian cinema, ‘Mr. India raised the bar. He said, “I don’t know what he did and how he did it. Still, it looks very clear. I think it was patience, then to make the best film. This allowed him to make some R&D and trial and error,” he shared. Arjun could not help, but admire how filmmakers pushed the boundaries, risk with technology to make something special.
Behind the curtain, the scale of the film was extensively. The ‘2 States’ actor revealed an interesting fact from his father Boney Kapoor about production. “It was a very expensive film. My father told me that he had booked a 3 -floor of RK Studio for Mogbo’s Dane.”

Childhood favorite
For Arjun, ‘Mr. India was not just a film that he praised as an audience – it was part of his daily life. He revealed, “Main Mr. India VHS Pay Dikh, see VHS player Tharb Car Dia! I will not eat food without watching that film. I used to think that Anil Chachu is Mr. India and that is a jet!”
While Arjun has’ Mr. India, ‘is a scene that is still on his heartbeat. The moment in the film where a child dies tragically is too much to handle it, still. “I can’t see that scene. I always take it forward fast. The main is not even today. Despite knowing the film inside and outside, he can’t bear to see that heart touching moment.” I remember that the film comes from the heart, but the moment Meera-Go-Round Scene comes, the main Aung Bud Hoon! ”

The actor further said, “The film is about the politics of that era. It is one of the fine films that speaks of the external powers that influence India,” he explained. Arjun said, “Mogambbo represents a major cultural event that was taking interest in the world and trying to create an impact in her politics.”