Aslam
Khan
has
a
great
comic
timing.
His
character
of
Raja
in
Nayee
Padosan
was
a
riot.
Later,
he
did
Dil
Bechara
Pyar
Ka
Mara
which
was
the
story
of
mistaken
identities
and
ensuing
confusion.
His
third
film
Raffo
Chakkar-
fun
on
the
run
is
once
again
a
comedy
directed
by
Tharun
Kumar,
the
Nayee
Padosan
director.
Naturally,
Aslam
is
excited
about
this
latest
venture
produced
by
Friday
Pictures.
What
kind
of
a
character
are
you
playing
in
the
film
Raffoo
Chakkar-fun
on
the
run?
I
am
playing
the
character
of
a
handsome
but
dumb
boy
called
Munnu
who
has
a
brother
called
Pappu.
Both
are
funny
and
have
never
stayed
without
each
other.
They
do
everything
together.
Both
are
not
interested
in
getting
married
but
want
to
enjoy
life.
They
have
a
roving
eye,
love
to
flaunt
girl
friends
and
just
do
time-pass.
They
also
believe
their
father
is
a
devil
who
is
forcing
them
to
get
married.
So,
they
plan
to
run
away
from
their
home.
This
is
where
their
life
goes
on
a
rollercoaster
ride
with
realistic
comedy.
Your
film
Nayee
Padosan
was
a
comedy
and
Raffoo
Chakkar
is
also
a
comedy,
so
how
different
is
one
from
the
other?
Nayee
Padosan
was
a
different
kind
of
comedy
story
where
three
guys
are
trying
to
impress
a
single
female
and
fight
amongst
each
other
for
the
girl,
whereas
in
Raffoo
Chakkar
there
is
no
fight.
In
fact,
Munnu
finds
a
girlfriend
and
falls
in
love
with
her.
And
then
has
to
face
lots
of
problem
for
his
love.
So,
both
the
films
have
different
story
line
and
are
totally
different
from
each
other.
Comment
on
your
co-
stars?
It
was
a
good
experience
working
with
them
because
we
had
the
privilege
to
work
with
some
of
the
senior
experienced
stars
like
Shakti
Kapoor,
Sadashiv
Amrapurkar,
Archanaji
and
Mitaji
who
were
so
very
perfect
with
their
dialogs
and
body
language.
For
comedy
one
needs
to
be
perfect
and
in
synch
with
others.
Everybody
worked
hard
while
enjoying
the
entire
schedules.
Your
costar
Nisha
Rawal
said
that
you
recommended
her
name.
How
long
is
your
friendship
with
Nisha
and
how
was
your
experience
working
with
her?
Actually,
the
producer
wanted
a
new
face
for
the
film
and
had
asked
me
if
I
knew
anybody.
I
had
seen
Nisha
in
Sonu
Nigam's
Album
'Chanda
Ki
Doli'
and
found
that
she
had
a
great
potential,
so
I
recommended
her.
I
enjoyed
working
with
Nisha
because
she
is
very
good,
friendly
and
supportive
girl
and
gets
along
with
everybody.
My
other
costars
Nauheed,
Mita
Ji
and
Archanaji
were
also
friendly
so
it
made
things
go
smoother
and
easier.
Tell
us
about
the
director,
B
H
Tharun
Kumar.
Tharunji
is
a
very
nice
person
and
I
had
already
worked
with
him
in
Nayee
Padosan.
Naturally,
I
was
very
comfortable
working
with
him.
In
fact,
Tharunji
knows
what
he
wants
and
makes
work
easier
for
the
artist.
We
both
share
a
mutual
understanding
between
us,
which
makes
things
go
smoother.
Any
memorable
incident
of
the
film
which
you
would
like
to
share?
The
entire
film
full
of
incidents
but
one
of
the
experiences
was
a
very
painful.
Mitaji
was
supposed
to
hit
me
once
with
a
tray,
and
she
went
overboard
with
it.
She
was
supposed
to
playact
and
hit
only
once
but
in
her
zeal
she
kept
hitting
me
repeatedly
and
didn't
stop.
Even
Tarunji
didn't
say
cut
and
eventually
I
was
really
hurt,
physically.
I
was
in
pain
for
quite
some
time.
There
are
many
senior
artists
in
the
film
so
how
helpful
was
it
for
you?
And
how
was
your
chemistry
with
them?
The
involvement
of
the
senior
artistes
was
more
and
that
helped
me
as
well
as
his
other
co-
stars.
In
fact,
Archanaji
was
so
much
into
this
film
that
she
would
even
give
different
ideas
about
the
dialogues
that
would
suit
the
scenes.
What
about
the
film's
USP?
The
USP
of
the
film
is
total
combination
of
eight
pairs
and
two
young
boys
married
to
middle
age
girls.
Who
has
given
the
music
for
the
film?
The
music
is
given
by
Lalit
Pandit.
Any
song
picturised
on
you?
It's
a
Suhaag
Raat
scene
with
the
two
middle
aged
girls,
where
the
two
boys
are
totally
drunk
and
dream
about
their
girlfriends
and
think
these
two
middle
aged
are
their
girls.
And
the
song
is
Hum
Maare.
It
was
fun.
Something
about
your
forth
coming
films?
I
have
signed
two
new
films,
one
is
the
much
talked
about
Nayee
Padosan
-2
and
yet
another
Untitled
film.
Would
you
be
interested
doing
some
different
kind
of
a
role
beyond
comedy?
Yes,
apart
from
comedy
if
I
get
some
other
role
I
would
surely
go
for
it.
In
fact,
my
second
film
has
nothing
funny
about
it.