Rahul Dev, who is 18 years older than Mugdha Godse, told that age is not a hindrance in their relationship, both are connected by spiritual bond.
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You are also playing the role of a cop in ‘Gaslight’. Which one do you think was more challenging than the other?
Hooda is a cop who is angry and flamboyant in your face whereas in ‘Gaslight’ my character is that of an investigative cop ‘Ashok’ who has an honest approach towards his work. He is a senior, polished IPS officer. I have done it well. I have a pretty good look at how the real police world grows, although its story is different.
How was the experience of working with actors like Vikrant Massey and Sara Ali Khan?
It was wonderful to see the seriousness on the sets. Sara for her part did a workshop and congrats to her for starting her career. Vikrant is one fine actor who keeps getting better with every performance. I enjoy his work. Many times he was asking to keep quiet on the set.
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In one of your interviews you talked about Mugdha and how she belongs to a different generation. What do you think has been the most challenging part of your relationship?
There is nothing challenging about an age difference. We have completely different backgrounds. I am from North and Central India and have Marathi roots. I went to one of the best schools in the country. She had good schooling but was also self-educated, which is a rare quality. This bond of ours is quite different.
What are some things you and Mugdha have in common?
Apart from our common interest in films, we both have a very strong spiritual connection, thanks to our spiritual guru Tarniv ji, who means the world to us. We both love to travel and we are both beach people.
You know the challenges of being a single parent. What is the parenting advice you would give to single parents?
I refrain from giving any type of advice to anyone, as every situation and situation is different. The only thing our kids want is our attention. Comparison is always wrong because every child is different.
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