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Fun promo of Saif Ali Khan for Haiwaan
Posted in Video with tags Haiwaan, Promo, Saif, Saif Ali Khan, video on August 30, 2026 by saifalikhanonlineVideo of Saif Ali Khan and Aamir Khan – Dil Chahta Hai 25 Years Celebration
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Posted in Video with tags Haiwaan, Promo, Saif, Saif Ali Khan, video on August 28, 2026 by saifalikhanonlinePriyadarshan reveals his advice to Saif Ali Khan for playing a visually challenged man in ‘Haiwaan’
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Saif Ali Khan’s role in ‘Haiwaan’ has emerged as one of the biggest talking points since the film’s trailer dropped, with the actor taking on a visually challenged character for the first time in his career. As the target of Akshay Kumar’s character in the Priyadarshan directorial, Saif’s part demanded very different preparation, and the filmmaker has now revealed exactly how he guided the actor through it.
The advice that shaped Saif Ali Khan performance
Priyadarshan said he steered Saif away from the conventional, often theatrical portrayal of blindness typically seen on screen. Instead of asking him to mimic specific physical mannerisms, the director gave him a far simpler direction. “The first thing I told him was, ‘Open your eyes completely, do not blink and think in your mind that you can’t see.’ Saif said, ‘This is the best advice I ever got,'” Priyadarshan shared in a conversation. The idea, he explained, was to let Saif communicate the character’s condition without tipping into exaggeration.
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