Bobby Deol got irritated after giving 10-15 takes for The B***ds of Bollywood, says Gautami Kapoor: ‘Aryan Khan is a stickler for perfection’

Gautami admitted that many people found it difficult to believe that Aryan had directed the show himself. She addressed the speculation and praised his dedication, saying, “A lot of people asked ‘has Aryan directed it himself or someone has ghost directed it?’ We shot for 20 hours for that. The way he has directed it hats off to him. Let me be clear, each and everything done in the show is done by Aryan. So many of the stunts he used to do it and show actors.”

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She further lauded Aryan’s upbringing and warm nature, drawing parallels with his father Shah Rukh Khan. Gautami shared, “He is such a well brought up child. Every time I go to the Red Chillies office and if Aryan is there, he would hug me and drop me to the lift.” Recalling an incident that highlighted Shah Rukh Khan’s humility, she said, “When we went for the screening of first two episodes of the show, my daughter accompanied me. She had to leave in the middle of the screening, and Shah Rukh Khan got up and walked with her to the lift. He even had a conversation with her regarding her studies and other things. There is no need for him to do all this. He doesn’t know my daughter, he doesn’t know me, but he still got up from his chair and took my daughter all the way to the lift, escorted her down. My daughter was nervous, trembling. There is no need of that, he is Shah Rukh Khan, but amazing. So much to learn from these people.”

Gautami also spoke about her experience working with Bobby Deol and how the actor reacted to Aryan’s perfectionist approach. She shared, “He is calm and reserved person. We had a lot of scenes together, but he never made me feel like ‘I am the Lord Bobby Deol’, nothing like that, he was very normal. He used to get as irritated… Aryan is a stickler for perfection, so it was never 1-2 takes, it was always 10-15 takes. We were all at it, whether it was Bobby Deol, Manoj Bawa, or anyone.”