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This episode is CHAOS. Beautiful, unfiltered, Gulshan Devaiah-style chaos.
From calling himself a “winding mountain road” during rapid fire, to casually dropping truth bombs about Anurag Kashyap, critics, co-stars, and the Tamannaah–Vijay breakup — this conversation is a full roller coaster.

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00:00Talking about Kantara, it was close to 900 crore's business, I didn't get anything in it.
00:06What do you think about it in 900 crore?
00:09I said I didn't want anything to do with profit sharing.
00:13I told them to do it.
00:15I was like, I'll take zero fees, I'll do profit sharing.
00:18So did you do the film for free?
00:19No, no, no. They refused.
00:21They said like, no, we're not giving you a card of profits.
00:24Okay, fine, you pay me this much.
00:26They said okay.
00:26That's very sad, yeah?
00:28No, it's fine.
00:29I'm just making a face, I'm just kidding.
00:31No, but I did really try to get a profit sharing deal.
00:34I said I'll do it for zero fees.
00:36Yeah.
00:37Well, in the sense that, see the first one was really, it was very anticipated film.
00:41People really, people really across like India, they really loved the first film.
00:46It really connected with them, right?
00:48So I knew that, I don't know how much it's going to do, but then like business wise, career wise,
00:53it's a great move.
00:54Yeah.
00:55Also.
00:55Yeah.
00:56So it's a great part and I like Rishabh, but it's also a great move career wise.
01:01So I thought, well, I'll take a chance and see whether this will work.
01:04But how did it come to you?
01:05Obviously, they saw me telegraphing the move.
01:10They said, no, no, no.
01:11No, but how did it come to be?
01:14Like, how did it come to you?
01:15Rishabh offered, he called me and he offered it.
01:18I heard that you all maybe signed the deal over dosa or something.
01:22No, no, no, no.
01:24That was, I met him first over dosa in 2019, but we had discussed many other projects before
01:31that.
01:32He had a couple of other scripts and then we eventually even wanted to make one called
01:37Rudra Prayag.
01:38It didn't happen there.
01:39Lockdown hit in and lots of other things, variables.
01:42But Kanthara was never part of all the, any discussions that we had had because he himself
01:48was not making, it hadn't come to occur to him.
01:52All of these things happened during the lockdown and the film came out in 2022.
01:55So Kanthara, the first one is a lockdown baby.
01:58Yes.
01:59So, but I saw the first one.
02:02I really loved it.
02:03And I kind of had an instinct that he'll call me.
02:05Why?
02:06And he, sorry, just sometimes you have this instinct because he's tried to work with me.
02:11And then we have this, like, he seemed like the right guy to do something with.
02:16He is passionate and there's something about him.
02:19Like, you know, he was like, you know, we kind of, I was like, you know, this guy's good.
02:24Like he's, there's something about him.
02:26Like it'll be, it'll be fun to work with him.
02:28You know, it's like that.
02:29And he wrote that part, keeping me in mind.
02:32So it was almost like they were writing, like Gulu's going to do it.
02:36Now it's only a matter of Gulu, Gulu Maharaj, he calls me.
02:39It's only a matter of Gulu Maharaj likes it.
02:41So fortunately for everybody, including myself, I liked it.
02:46Okay.
02:46And you did a great job.
02:49So congratulations on that.
02:50Have I ever not done a great job?
02:52Come on.
02:53I mean, yeah.
02:55Look at me drink this coffee.
02:56Can anybody drink this better?
02:57You are very funny.
03:00Ah, yes.
03:02If you have any doubt about my sense of humor, go and read my social media bio.
03:07Okay.
03:08I say it myself that my sense of humor is very good.
03:11Oh.
03:12And slowly you will get to know.
03:14Okay.
03:14You took your own one.
03:15Yeah, I stole this light, but I am a thief like that.
03:18Okay.
03:18Okay.
03:19No one is.
03:20I will tear my heart too.
03:23Okay.
03:24Tell me one thing, Gulchan.
03:25Okay.
03:26Okay.
03:26Okay.
03:27Okay.
03:28Okay.
03:28You have done so much so much of work before this also.
03:35I have a specific question for you.
03:38I have seen a film at the cost of sounding dumb, Foot Ferry.
03:42Foot Ferry.
03:42Yeah.
03:43I don't understand the ending of that.
03:45Yeah.
03:45I don't understand.
03:47I don't understand.
03:47I don't understand.
03:48I don't understand.
03:50So then who is the thief?
03:52See, let me tell you like the way I understood the film, right?
03:58When I read the manuscript, I understood the film as sometimes in life, you are never going
04:06to get what you really want.
04:08Okay.
04:09You have to accept that and move on.
04:11If you see in that film, except for Vivant Deshmukhu I play, everybody else has moved on.
04:16They have accepted that we have failed at catching the criminal and the crime stopped.
04:20Yeah.
04:21So that's it.
04:22They have moved on, but he has not moved on from being a very bright and hon-haar CBI
04:27officer up and coming CBI officer who could have gone on to be done great things.
04:34He quits the CBI and you know, he's living in with that.
04:39He's not able to accept it.
04:40Like he's still in that that particular case really affects him.
04:45Yeah.
04:46I saw.
04:46Even after years.
04:47For me, it's a it's that's what the film is about.
04:50That you know, you have to learn how to accept sometimes that you will never get closure.
04:54Okay.
04:55Sometimes you'll never get closure.
04:57So you should just let it be.
04:58You should give it up and you should go on.
05:00There's another thing that was interesting in that particular character.
05:03Usually the protagonists or the leading man is always right about stuff.
05:08This I found it interesting because Vivant Deshmukh is wrong about everything.
05:13You introduce him as the protagonist, as a leading man, as a really big shot CBI guy, very smart,
05:20intelligent, up and coming officer.
05:22He has the chops to solve this case.
05:25But every instinct, everything that he has for this case is wrong.
05:29Yeah.
05:30Yeah.
05:30Yeah.
05:30I saw.
05:30Because he doesn't, but you don't know that until the end.
05:36You don't know that until the end.
05:37So if you backtrack and see everything, every instinct or every idea he had were all wrong.
05:42In fact, his subordinates were probably having a more conservative approach to the case.
05:46They were, they were probably a bit more right than he did or they didn't know.
05:49But he was so sure of himself and he's wrong about everything.
05:53And I thought that it's a wonderful opportunity for me to play a tashing leading man who's wrong,
05:58who's actually wrong about everything.
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