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Mumbai, June 18 (TIWN) Veteran actor Anil Kapoor who is playing a pivotal part in the upcoming film 'JugJug Jeyoo' explains how these days characters of middle-aged men are more interestingly written and the fact that every actor should keep rediscovering himself beyond age.
In the upcoming film, Anil is playing the onscreen father of Varun Dhawan and the husband of Neetu Kapoor. His character Bheem Sukhnani is a man in his early 50s frustrated in his marriage, having an affair with another woman and struggling to divorce his wife while he gets to know that his son is also planning to divorce his wife. According to the actor, it is only on the surface that the audience gets to know more about Bheem once the film releases. However, in conversation with IANS, Anil shared why these days with films like ‘Dil Dhadakne Do’, ‘Malang’, ‘AK vs AK’, ‘Thar’ – he started enjoying playing his age on-screen. Anil told IANS: “I think there are three factors working for me here. Firstly, this is another phase in my career where I am constantly learning, nurturing my curious mind to grow as an actor and also collaborating with new directors and writers who are offering me something that is challenging me the most.”
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