Pushpa Impossible's Adish Vaidya on Independence Day; says, 'I feel blessed to shoot for a story which seeks development and talks about human welfare.'
The story is quite interesting, and I'm playing the titular role. I'm getting to portray a very strong and powerful individual.'
The actor says it's an opportunity for him to play a role which is a bit similar to Anil Kapoor's role in the Bollywood movie Nayak: The Real Hero.
He continued, 'Every country is in need of a responsible CM. Though the story may be inspired by Nayak, it is a fresh narration. My audience will definitely enjoy watching it.
Anil Kapoor is a megastar — he is brilliant as an actor and has entertained us by playing different shades. Nayak is one of his hits, and I feel blessed to do something similar. I'm looking forward to it.'
The nation is celebrating India's 79th
Independence Day
on August 15, Friday. He said, 'I feel blessed to shoot for such a story which seeks development and talks about human welfare around Independence Day. I wish every one of us respects and values the freedom we enjoy. It was earned not by chance, but by choice. Wishing everyone a Happy Independence Day!'
Adish, a popular name in the Marathi entertainment industry, has also featured in shows like Barrister Babu, Naagin Season 3, Saavi Ki Savaari, and Ghum Hai Kisikey Pyaar Meiin.
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