CTRL’s Vihaan Samat calls Vikramaditya Motwane film ‘a slice-of-life drama’ | EXCLUSIVE

Vihaan Samat is currently on cloud nine and for all the right reasons. After I played along on the side Ananya Panday In Call me Baethe actor is now gearing up for the release of the Netflix thriller CTRLwhich also stars Ananya. In an exclusive interview on Zoom, Vihaan revealed some interesting details about the film.

Vihaan Samat on CTRL

Revealing CTRL’s USP, Vihaan told Zoom, “CTRL can be very rooted and immersive. It is a slice-of-life film that is characteristic of many.” Vikramaditya Motwane Movies, so that tone was there.” He further added, “Ctrl is thought-provoking, immersive, very intellectual and will make you question what you know about the world.”

Talking about his experience of working with Ananya Panday, Vihaan said, “I went to school with Ananya. We were in different classes. From the beginning I found her to be very relaxed and relaxed. When I met her CTRL, She was equally approachable, friendly and down to earth. These first impressions remained. She’s a lot of fun to talk to, tells random stories and gets excited about things you don’t expect. It is truly a pleasure to work with her.

Talking about the way he chooses projects, Vihaan said, “I choose projects that challenge me. A project should have complex characters and a lot of thought behind them. I’m drawn to people who have real conflict, and not just for the sake of the project.” That allows me to do something different.

He also shared his attitude towards his career: “I told myself that I don’t want to have any regrets when I’m 80 years old and on my deathbed. I would regret it if I did anything else. I’ve given my life for this, and it has to happen that it’s out of my hands. But I’ll try my best to keep your head up when you’re feeling bad, but you have to endure it. You have to remind yourself every day that it’s just a bad day and tomorrow will be better.

When asked whether Mismatched was the turning point of his career, Vihaan said, “It was my first project and it became a hit on OTT. It was more of a starting point than a turning point. I was very happy and grateful. I knew it.” Yes, hello (This had to happen). It was a friendly, entertaining show that people enjoyed watching.”