Sorority

The story’s based in rural Punjab about a farmer who decides to educate only one son and the other continues to work as a farmer. The educated son goes abroad to study and when he returns, his ideals and that of his family clash. I play the educated son, Aman.
Sohail My character, Jigar, is more emotional. Since that’s how I am in real life it was easy to play the role. Even Arbaaz is the emotional sort, so that’s why I think he’s done some pretty awesome acting.

Arbaaz: Not at all. The backdrop of the movie is issues like agricultural loans, land grabbing but the main concentration of the movie is on the relationships more than the issues.
Sohail: I wanted to touch on this serious issue in our country.Was there a lot of brotherly bonding during the shoot?

Arbaaz: The shooting was done at a set on the outskirts of Chandigarh. For the month that we were there it was like we were one big happy family, not just both of us but everyone. The entire team would eat together and discuss the shots every day. I think Sohail was quite stressed out though; he’s the producer after all.

Sohail: I wasn’t stressed at all. In fact, everything was so well planned that we finished our shoot three days before schedule. I’ve spent most of my life with my brother so I took this chance to bond with Jackie Shroff. He’s such an amazing person that I spent every free minute hanging out with him.