Sumeet Vyas set to pen his first feature film
Friday - July 20, 2018 11:34 pm ,
Category : ENTERTAINMENT
Mumbai July 20 (IANS) Actor Sumeet Vyas last seen on-screen in "Veere Di Wedding". is set to pen his first feature film.
Sumeet co-wrote the Netflix original "Love Per Square Foot" with Anand Tiwari. He is also in the midst of writing season 2 of The Viral Fever s popular series "Tripling" which he also stars in.
He has wanted to venture in feature film writing for quite some time now.
"I have been toying with a couple of ideas for a while now and finally have zeroed down one that I m most kicked about. I ll start working on it this year and hopefully by next year it will make sense " Sumeet said in a statement.
He says it is because he is a little "unforgiving" as far as his scripts are concerned that they take longer than usual.
"But it will be a credible script to say the least. It s a story about jealousy between a father and a son a humorous take on how competitiveness in a family can screw things up.
"To be very honest I haven t thought of the cast yet. The story is in my head right now. It needs to come on paper " he said.
--IANS rb/vd
Sumeet co-wrote the Netflix original "Love Per Square Foot" with Anand Tiwari. He is also in the midst of writing season 2 of The Viral Fever s popular series "Tripling" which he also stars in.
He has wanted to venture in feature film writing for quite some time now.
"I have been toying with a couple of ideas for a while now and finally have zeroed down one that I m most kicked about. I ll start working on it this year and hopefully by next year it will make sense " Sumeet said in a statement.
He says it is because he is a little "unforgiving" as far as his scripts are concerned that they take longer than usual.
"But it will be a credible script to say the least. It s a story about jealousy between a father and a son a humorous take on how competitiveness in a family can screw things up.
"To be very honest I haven t thought of the cast yet. The story is in my head right now. It needs to come on paper " he said.
--IANS rb/vd
