Darshan
Kumaar
was
recently
seen
playing
a
state-level
boxer
in
Farhan
Akhtar's
Toofaan.
The
two
actors
went
head
to
head
in
a
moment
defining
match
in
the
film.
While
Farhan
wins
the
match,
fans
were
most
impressed
by
Darshan's
transformation.
Now,
the
actor
has
revealed
that
he
was
trained
by
Hollywood
star
Will
Smith's
trainer
Darrell
Foster
for
the
role.
Calling
it
"a
once
in
a
lifetime
experience",
Darshan
said,
"I
remember
that
in
our
first
meeting,
Darrell
said
that
he
would
teach
me
how
to
take
a
punch
and
not
fake
a
punch.
He
said
he
won't
train
me
for
a
film,
but
he'd
train
me
as
a
real
pro
boxer."
"That's
what
the
audience
will
get
to
witness
when
they
watch
the
film.
They'll
feel
that
they
are
watching
two
real
pro
boxers," he
added.
Darshan
revealed
that
the
training
sessions
were
from
7
am
to
3
pm
over
a
month
and
were
exhaustive.
But
he
added
that,
"those
were
one
of
the
best
moments
of
my
life
that
I
will
cherish
for
a
lifetime,"
quoted
a
DNA
report.
Apart
from
Toofaan,
Darshan
has
also
been
making
headlines
for
his
performance
in
Amazon
Prime
Video's
The
Family
Man.
He
was
seen
playing
the
villain
as
Major
Sameer
who
orchestrates
terrorist
attacks
in
India
in
both
seasons
of
the
show.
Coming
back
to
Toofaan,
the
film
follows
a
boxer
who
pushes
his
limits
to
become
a
National
level
champion
from
a
street
fighter.
The
film
also
features
Paresh
Rawal
in
the
role
of
a
boxing
coach,
and
Mrunal
Thakur
as
Farhan's
love
interest.
Toofaan
was
released
on
Amazon
Prime
Video
on
July
16.