While I believe the casting for both productions was perfect, if I got a chance, I would have loved to put a little twist to Pratik Gandhi’s role in Bey Yaar (Tapan), and play that character. These films created a buzz about Gujarati movies amongst audiences beyond the Gujarati realm. While there were Gujarati films that I’d seen before, with the release of Kevi Rite Jaish and Bey Yaar, I think there was an introduction to ‘Urban Gujarati Films’. I have been in the fi eld of acting for a long time, doing theatre since 2001. I think the cast and crew of KRJ were great, and if I were to be a part of the film, it’d probably be as an assistant on set, helping behind camera.įilms that inspired Gujarati fi lmy keeda: Kevi Rite Jaish and Bey Yaarīinge-watch: (Besides KRJ and Bey Yaar) Hu Tu Tu Tu, Order Order Out of Order, Chor Bani Thangaat Kare KRJ was a unique stepping stone for the industry, and I felt there was still some hope for one-of-a-kind scripts to be made into brilliant films. However, when Kevi Rite Jaish released in 2012, I realised the scope Gujarati cinema could offer. I had also seen my father’s struggles in the Gujarati film industry. However, my initial plan was to work behind the camera, I wanted to go to Mumbai, study production and direction.

My father being a director (Saandeep Patel), I was surrounded by Gujarati cinema growing up.

What if we suggest a handsome list of Gujarati fi lms for you to savour, that too, with help of industry ‘insiders’įilm that inspired Gujarati filmy keeda: Kevi Rite Jaish (2012)īinge-watch: (Besides KRJ) Bey Yaar, Hellaro, Chor Bani Thangaat kare It’s been close to three months, and we’re sure you’ve exhausted your list of binge-worthy stuff on streamers.

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