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Ayushmann learns multiple dialects for Badhaai Ho

Sunday - September 23, 2018 6:46 pm , Category : ENTERTAINMENT
 Ayushmann learns multiple dialects for  Badhaai Ho
Ayushmann learns multiple dialects for Badhaai Ho
Mumbai Sep 23 (IANS) Actor Ayushmann Khurrana who will next be seen in Amit Ravindernath Sharma s "Badhaai Ho" learnt three dialects for the family comedy.
While the actor picks up languages and accents easily he also rehearsed with a special diction trainer and the film s writer Akshat Ghildial on the sets apart from spending time with friends from Punjab and Haryana. In the film he plays a character whose family belongs to Meerut and he needed a bit of that flavour in his dialogue delivery as well.
Ayushman said in a statement: "I consider myself as a linguist and I love learning accents from different parts of the country. Having travelled across the lengths and breadth of the nation I love grasping different dialects."
The actor who is from Chandigarh said: "My parents stay in Panchkula which is in Haryana. So I have closely interacted with both Punjabis and Haryanvis. But having an accent coach or a writer who is from the same place is really helpful. Since Akshat is from Meerut and Shantanu (co-writer Shantanu Srivastava) is from Haryana both of them made it quite easy for me and helped me with the accents."
Ghildial said: "Ayushmann picked up the accents and dialect really well. And it was a great experience working with him."
Junglee Pictures is presenting the movie in association with Chrome Pictures. Produced by Vineet Jain Aleya Sen Hemant Bhandari and Sharma it is co-produced by Priti Shahani and releasing on October 19.

--IANS rb/sed