And Emraan convinces too, Raja both swaggering and vulnerable, a hero who smiles shyly, then kisses on the mouth (although pecks on the cheek can get more passionate than the demure caresses here). Kay Kay matches with his Vardha, a savage in a suit, oil-slick and lean, desperately keen on acquiring a cricket team, ready to bludgeon his way towards this. Paresh Rawal stands out as Yogi, short-tempered, foul-mouthed and shrewd, a malicious mentor - "Kheenche hue kaan se mila hua gyaan hamesha yaad rehta hai" - wincing as he mentions "a very sweet boy", the fine actor displaying the flair of an old lion that eats bottles of rum. I absolutely enjoyed it.With its twisting story, good-looking frames and zingy acting, Raja Natwarlal keeps you entertained. I was very amazed by how I managed to step into that body language. We cannot always sit and judge otherwise. Of course, there is a certain school which thinks a certain way about such songs, but then our films are song and dance. If Helenji did something, and you were to do a song like that, you literally are playing a part, and you are not just dancing there.’ I am so glad I attempted it, and it came through and people kind of enjoyed it and liked it. He said, ‘Suppose you were to play a bar dancer, it is a part that you play. I was very inhibited, so I couldn’t imagine this, even though I had done an item song in Joker, it wasn’t like this.”Ĭhitrangda continues, “I think I got convinced by Mr Bhansali. I wasn’t sure if I could do something so raunchy, and it really had to be another level of raunchiness. Honestly, when I was talking to Sanjay Leela Bhansali (producer) and I heard the song, I was pretty apprehensive. I am so glad as an actor that I got to see that side of me. Looking back at the raunchy song, does Chitrangda regret being part of it? In an exclusive conversation with IndiaToday.in, the actress shares her thoughts on the song.
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