Director Ankit Sakhiya’s directorial flick ‘Laalo – Krishna Sada Sahaayate’ has received humongous praise globally. Not only the star cast and the divine story of Lord Krishna but the film’s dialogues have also caught the attention of many cinephiles. One of the most loved lines in ‘Laalo – Krishna Sada Sahaayate’ was never part of the script.
Director Ankit Sakhiya drops revelation about the famed dialogue
Talking to The Hollywood Reporter, Sakhiya recently shared the emotional moment where Laalo looks at Krishna and asks, “Will you be my friend?” was fully improvised. “That dialogue was improvised. Truly. It wasn’t written in the script,” Sakhiya said. The scene came together naturally during the shoot. No one planned it. No one forced it. It simply happened in the moment and later became the heart of the film for many viewers.Ankit Sakhiya explained that during that scene, the actors were only told to respond honestly. There was no written line and no clear instruction. The idea was not to show faith in a loud way. It was about feeling it. The actors followed their instinct and let the moment flow. Sakhiya also said the theatre background of actors Karan Joshi and Shruhad Goswami helped a lot. They trusted the silence, the emotion, and the connection instead of trying to create a dramatic effect. This made Krishna feel less like a distant god and more like a close friend.
About ‘Laalo – Krishna Sada Sahaayate’
‘Laalo – Krishna Sada Sahaayate’ released quietly without much promotion. Still, people started talking about it. The film slowly became a word-of-mouth success. The simple story and honest emotions touched many hearts. Now, the film is ready to reach a bigger audience with its Hindi-dubbed release on January 9.
Karan Joshi on his first big success
Actor Karan Joshi, who plays the lead role, recently spoke in an exclusive chat with ETimes about how special this film is for him. “Since beginning I felt that the kind of work I wanted to do I got that after ages so I have to give it my all to this character and don’t take this for granted,” he said. He also shared his fear and excitement. “I was scared as it was my first film but at the end everything was on point.” Talking about the success, he said, “It’s very overwhelming and a proud feeling that my first film has crossed 100 cr.” He added, “Every Gujarati including the people of Gujarati film industry are celebrating this as a personal achievement which makes me feel very blessed and special.”
