Actor
Rohit
Saraf,
who
made
his
Bollywood
debut
with
Gauri
Shinde's
Dear
Zindagi
in
2016,
spoke
about
working
with
Priyanka
Chopra
in
The
Sky
Is
Pink,
and
how
she
boosted
his
confidence
when
he
got
nervous
about
working
with
her.
Recalling
the
shoot
days
of
The
Sky
Is
Pink,
Saraf
told
Humans
Of
Bombay,
"I
was
nervous
while
working
with
Priyanka,
but
she
said,
'You've
gotten
this
part
because
you
deserve
to
be
here.
So
just
go
for
it'.
It
boosted
my
confidence."
He
further
revealed
how
the
screening
of
The
Sky
Is
Pink
at
the
Toronto
Film
Festival
made
him
feel
special
and
said,
"While
promoting
the
film,
Mom
said,
'This
feels
like
a
dream,'
&
I
knew
I
wanted
to
continue
doing
things
that
made
her
believe
that.
Then,
when
my
film
was
screened
at
the
Toronto
Film
Festival,
a
woman
told
me,
'Your
role
shifted
something
in
my
heart.'
It
felt
surreal."
While
speaking
to
Humans
Of
Bombay,
Rohit
also
spoke
about
losing
his
father
when
was
just
11.
Recalling
the
sweet
memories
of
his
dad,
the
Dear
Zindagi
actor
said,
"I
have
vague
memories
of
going
on
excursions
with
Pa
when
I
was
a
kid.
I'd
keep
posing
on
the
way
&
Pa
kept
photographing
me.
He'd
say,
'Ek
din
ye
actor
banega.'"
Rohit
further
added
that
he
was
a
creative
child,
and
his
father
always
motivated
him
to
do
what
he
liked.
"He'd
say,
'Education
isn't
everything-I
want
you
to
live
life
to
the
fullest.'
But
at
11,
Pa
passed
away.
I
was
too
young
to
understand
what
losing
a
father
meant.
I
just
knew
that
if
he
were
alive,
he'd
want
me
to
pursue
our
dream," added
Saraf.
Rohit
concluded
by
saying
that
he
misses
his
father
terribly,
but
he
knows
that
he
is
living
his
dream-
the
one
where
he
knew
in
his
bones
that
'unka
beta
actor
banega.'