Ajay
Devga's
co-stars
have
always
found
themselves
at
the
receiving
end
of
his
infamous
pranks
but
this
time
the
tables
were
turned.
Arshad
Warsi
gave
Devgan
a
taste
of
his
own
medicine
while
giving
interviews
on
a
radio
channel
yesterday.
Calling
Ajay
Says
director
Rohit
Shetty,
whose
film
Sunday
releases
tomorrow,
"He
was
chatting
and
talking
about
Sunday
with
all
viewers
at
a
radio
channel
yesterday
when
one
obnoxious
guy
called
in
and
started
asking
Ajay
all
sorts
of
stupid
and
weird
questions
in
rustic
Hindi.
He
spoke
with
a
coarse
accent
and
asked
Ajay
'gaadi
kaunsi
chalaate
hai
aap'?
So
when
Ajay
said
Maserati,
the
guy
said
why
are
you
abusing
your
mother
'maa
ki
raat
ki?'
Ajay
kept
his
cool
and
kept
answering
patiently.
Then
he
asked
how
much
petrol
Ajay's
car
needs
on
an
average
every
day."
That
wasn't
all.
"The
guy
told
Ajay
rudely,
'Don't
come
on
two
bikes
for
each
film
of
yours,
it
doesn't
suit
you'
so
Ajay
explained
to
him
he
does
what
the
director
tells
him
but
in
real
life
he
doesn't
travel
like
that.
Finally,
when
the
guy
told
him
'mujhe
aap
ke
paas
driver
ka
naukri
milega
kya?'
very
rudely,
Ajay
looked
very
irritated
and
was
about
to
blow
his
cool.
That's
when
I
stepped
in
and
told
Arshad
to
stop
playing
a
fast
one
on
Ajay.
Ajay
realised
Arshad
was
the
same
obnoxious
guy
and
he
burst
out
laughing.
We
finally
made
a
bakra
out
of
Ajay.
But
he
took
it
in
good
spirit
and
told
Arshad
'chal
tereko
milta
hoon
mein
kal'." Sunday
will
be
Ajay
and
Arshad's
second
film
together
after
Golmaal.
Rohit
says,
"There
is
great
chemistry
between
them
both
on
and
off
screen.
They
get
along
very
well
and
are
great
friends.
Every
time
masti-mazak
karte
rahte
hai
set
pe.
While
Ajay
plays
a
corrupt
cop,
Arshad
plays
a
Haryanvi
cab
driver
in
Sunday.
There
is
a
particular
scene
when
Ajay
goes
undercover
and
hides
in
Arshad's
cab.
Arshad
thinks
Ajay
is
gay
and
starts
fighting
with
him.
The
scene
was
so
hilarious
that
we
had
to
stop
shooting
for
a
while.
We
could
not
stop
laughing!"
Story first published: Friday, January 25, 2008, 13:47 [IST]