As
Sandeep
Aur
Pinky
Faraar
turns
one,
actor
Arjun
Kapoor
recalls
how
he
convinced
himself
to
channel
all
the
negative
emotions
of
his
life
to
get
into
the
skin
of
his
character.
He
told
a
leading
daily
that
the
film
took
him
to
the
darkest
places
in
his
heart
and
though
it
was
extremely
uncomfortable
for
him
play
such
a
negative
character,
it
made
him
deliver
a
performance
that
people
have
called
his
career
best.
"I
guess
it
was
worth
channeling
all
the
negative
thoughts
and
emotions
and
converting
them
into
something
so
positive
for
my
career," said
Arjun
while
speaking
to
Times
Of
India.
He
further
thanked
is
director
Dibakar
Banerjee
for
being
his
guide
through
the
process,
breaking
him
down
and
enabling
him
to
shed
his
inhibitions
to
become
Pinky
on
screen.
Speaking
about
getting
his
Haryanvi
dialect
right
in
the
film,
Arjun
said,
"I
enjoy
learning
something
new
in
every
film
and
Sandeep
Aur
Pinky
Farar
made
me
learn
a
dialect
that
I
had
never
spoken
on
screen.
Playing
a
Haryanvi
cop
was
novel
for
me
because
I'm
a
city
kid,
born
and
raised
in
Mumbai.
So,
I
had
to
work
hard
to
pick
up
the
dialect
and
worked
on
it
for
a
good
two
months
because
I
wanted
to
perfect
it
before
I
delivered
the
first
shot."
In
the
same
interview,
Arjun
asserted
that
with
Sandeep
Aur
Pinky
Faraar,
he
felt
that
a
new
phase
of
his
acting
career
began.
He
went
on
to
add
that
if
he
had
to
describe
the
impact
of
doing
the
film,
he
would
say
that
his
career
should
be
viewed
in
two
phases,
pre-Sandeep
Aur
Pinky
Faraar
and
post-Sandeep
Aur
Pinky
Faraar.
"I'm
unafraid
to
take
up
new
challenges
now
and
want
to
get
out
of
my
comfort
zone.
Kuttey,
The
Lady
Killer
are
choices
that
I
credit
this
film
for.
It
has
made
me
a
better
actor
and
I
intend
to
show
that
to
the
world
going
forward,"
added
Kapoor.