Raj Singh Chaudhary looks back at his role in ‘Antardwand,’ discussing the film’s impact and his personal connection to the story. He expresses pride in being part of a film with depth and meaning, especially in an industry where such films were rare at the time. Chaudhary recalls the film’s depiction of societal issues with brutal honesty. He also shares how he landed the role, mentioning Imtiaz Ali’s recommendation and the validation it provided. He reflects on the personal turmoil he experienced during filming, which he feels resonated with the film’s themes. Now a director himself, Chaudhary views ‘Antardwand’ with appreciation for its beautiful crafting and authenticity. He also admits his surprise at the prevalence of the practice of groom snatching, which the film portrays, revealing his initial lack of awareness. Chaudhary discusses his inclination to tell socio-political stories, as seen in films like ‘Gulaal,’ which he co-wrote. He emphasizes his intention to raise awareness through his films without being preachy, finding satisfaction in the positive reception of his directorial work, such as ‘Shaadisthan.’
