Swaroop Sampat Rawal, a seasoned actress known for her roles in iconic shows like 'Yeh Joh Hai Zindagi' and films such as 'Ki And Ka' and 'Saathiya', has opened up about her experience working with director Aditya Dhar on the critically acclaimed film 'Uri: The Surgical Strike'. In a recent interview, Rawal gushed about Dhar's directing prowess, crediting him for her gray hair and praising his work on 'Dhurandhar'.
Rawal's husband, Paresh Rawal, also starred in 'Uri: The Surgical Strike', playing the role of Govind Bhardwaj, inspired by National Security Advisor Ajit Doval. Swaroop's son, Aditya Rawal, was also involved in the film's production, often discussing it with Dhar before she joined the project. This close connection to the film's making process is what initially drew Rawal to Dhar's vision.
When Dhar called Rawal with a role in 'Uri', he specifically requested that she not color her hair. This led to a humorous moment where Rawal jokingly attributed her gray hair to Dhar's influence. Despite her brief appearance in the film, Rawal enjoyed working with Dhar, describing him as calm and comfortable, and someone who knows his job.
Looking ahead, Rawal expressed her desire to work with Dhar again, envisioning a film that would feature her entire family. This idea of a family-centric project is something she finds particularly appealing, and she believes Dhar is the ideal director for such a venture.
The interview highlights Rawal's appreciation for Dhar's directing style and her enthusiasm for future collaborations. Her positive experience on 'Uri: The Surgical Strike' has clearly left a lasting impression, and she is eager to explore more projects with Dhar, showcasing her versatility and talent in the process.
