Akshaye Khanna tells of Shaadi Se Pehle

Akshay Khanna says that Shaadi Se Pehle is one of the best comedies of Indian cinema.

A long gap after Hulchul

I didn’t take a break. I was doing a film, produced by Anil Kapoor (Gandhi, My Father). That film took exactly a year to complete. After Hulchul I did that film and I signed Shaadi Se Pehle after that. But this movie got over fast and is releasing first.

Reunion with Mukta Arts

I have a special relationship with Mukta. Subhash Ghai is like my father. Whenever he thinks that I am suitable for any role or I can justify with the character, he signs me. I have worked with him earlier and I would like to continue to work with Subhashji in future.

Shaadi Se Pehle experience

I would not like to reveal much about his film but I can assure you that it’s one of the best comedies of Indian cinema.

Satish Kaushik as a director

We love working with each other. We got along well. He is one master of comedy. He himself is a great actor so suggestions helped me to give my best. I enjoyed working with him and hope to do more movies in future.

Music of this film

Music is fantastic. Everyone is aware that Himesh Reshmiya is in form. He gave music for ‘Humraaz’, which was a musical hit. He has done a superb work for ‘Shaadi Se Pehle’ too. Music is going to be hit.

Two gorgeous girls Mallika and Ayesha

I enjoyed working with them. Mallika and Ayesha both are juniors to me but among talented Bollywood actresses. All the cast have been used according to characters and everyone fits into their characters. Both have finely portrayed their roles. I feel when the characters are fixed then acting is not an issue for actors.

Equation with Subhashji

As I said it’s always been my pleasure to be part of Mukta Arts. He is very experienced filmmaker and his knowledge regarding film marketing is excellent. My forthcoming with him includes 36 China Town directed by Abbas Mastan. And about Shaadi Se Pehle the casting is done so well that every character suits to their role and I think that’s the USP of this film.

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