Can you brief us more about the character you play in 'Aloo Chaat'?

In the film, I play the character of an American returned boy belonging to a Punjabi conservative family residing in Delhi. My only motive is to get married and the all the twists and turns that take place in the movie is for my marriage.

How was your experience working with Amna Shariff as 'Aloo Chaat' was her debut film?

Amna Shariff has been a commendable co actress. Her workin the movie is not less than any experienced actress. She is looking fabulous and has done a great job. I believe after working in this movie, her talent has come out more beautifully and I am sure she has a bright future ahead.

What do you think about the music of the film?

The music of the film is assorted but it has a typically North Indian flavor to it.

Which is your favourite track in the film?

My favourite track from the film is RDB's title track 'Aloo Chat' seconded by the romantic track 'Dhadke Jiya'. These two are my favourite tracks.

These days you have a lot of movies which are based on Delhi, including 'Aloo Chaat'. Do you think it is a specialty or a coincidence?

I think the specialty of Delhi is that it is a country within itself. I think the culture and the people of Delhi are special. There is no specific coincidence that so many movies are based on Delhi. We had shot the film in Delhi during winters and it is just amazing being there.

What do you think about Robby Grewal as a director?

Robby is a very talented director. He is very focused and is very easy to work with. It was great fun and he has directed a potential and a promising movie.