Did Neeru Bajwa Turn to Spy Films for Character Insights in Tehran?

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Key Takeaways
- Neeru Bajwa used spy films to study character body language.
- She favored an instinctive preparation method over traditional rehearsals.
- Positive set ambiance, aided by co-star John Abraham, enhanced performances.
- Her character represents strength and integrity in challenging circumstances.
- Tehran aims to provoke thought while entertaining its audience.
Mumbai, Aug 18 (NationPress) Actress Neeru Bajwa disclosed that she immersed herself in spy films to grasp the body language of her character in "Tehran".
While discussing her preparation process, Bajwa noted that she opted for a more instinctive method rather than extensive rehearsals or traditional preparations.
"I didn’t engage in a structured preparation process,” Bajwa stated.
“Instead, I observed spy films to absorb the body language, physical movements, and the demeanor of such characters," she shared.
Bajwa believes that this observational technique allowed her to adapt fluidly on set, lending a sense of authenticity to her portrayal.
She expressed that her character in "Tehran" developed organically.
Bajwa also praised the environment on set and the supportive presence of her co-star, John Abraham. “John was remarkably kind and positive. He ensured everyone felt comfortable on set, which contributed significantly to our performances,” she revealed.
Reflecting on her collaboration with John, she remarked: “John is an incredible co-actor, and working with him was a seamless experience. The intensity and authenticity he brings to his role are commendable. Having a great co-star enhances your performance, and that was certainly the case for me in ‘Tehran’ with John.”
Explaining why she accepted the film, Bajwa said: “What attracted me to this narrative was the strength and clarity of my character. She is a woman of integrity who stands her ground, even amidst chaos. It’s a proud moment for me to portray a woman who is morally resolute and unafraid to advocate for her beliefs in such a gripping story.”
"Tehran is not just a film that entertains; it also stimulates thought, and I’m honored to be part of a project that’s bold, timely, and unapologetically genuine,” added the Punjabi star.