Actor
Chirag
Patil,
who
recently
resumed
work
for
his
next
Marathi
film,
Marathi
Paul
Pudhe,
spoke
about
Ranveer
Singh-starrer
83,
in
which
he
is
playing
one
of
the
important
characters.
For
the
unversed,
the
Kabir
Khan's
directorial
was
supposed
to
release
on
April
10,
2020,
but
the
makers
had
to
push
its
release
due
to
the
COVID-19
pandemic.
Reports
were
stating
that
83
might
release
on
OTT
platform,
however,
makers
have
not
yet
confirmed
the
same.
Amidst
all,
Chirag
Patil,
who
is
essaying
the
role
of
his
real-life
father
and
former
cricketer
Sandeep
Patil
in
83
(based
on
India's
first
Cricket
World
Cup
victory),
told
Times
of
India
that
he
is
hoping
for
its
theatrical
release.
Chirag
Patil
On
83
Release
In
an
interview
with
the
leading
portal,
Chirag
said,
"There's
no
official
confirmation
yet
about
the
release
of
'83'.
However,
I
am
hopeful
that
something
positive
will
happen.
We
wish
for
our
film
to
have
a
theatrical
release,
but
it
is
important
to
note
that
the
cases
of
COVID-19
are
still
increasing
in
the
country."
Chirag
Starts
Dubbing
For
Marathi
Paul
Pudhe
Chirag
Patil
recently
shared
pictures
of
himself
from
the
dubbing
studio
on
Instagram.
He
was
quite
excited
about
resuming
work
after
six
months.
In
the
photo,
he
can
be
seen
standing
in
front
of
the
mic
and
posing
for
the
picture
by
wearing
face
mask
and
gloves.
While
speaking
about
the
same,
Chirag
said,
"The
film
would've
been
released
by
now
had
it
not
been
for
the
COVID-19
outbreak
which
put
brakes
on
the
process.
Only
the
dubbing
was
pending,
which
I
am
completing
after
six
months."
Crew
Management
For
Dubbing
Sessions
Chirag
also
revealed
that
the
crew
is
taking
all
necessary
precautions
while
working
in
the
dubbing
studio.
While
explaining
about
their
management,
the
Vazandar
actor
said,
"The
crew
has
also
informed
us
that
after
every
dubbing
session,
they
are
sanitising
the
mic
and
studio.
We
all
are
doing
everything
in
our
capacity
to
stay
safe."
Chirag
Patil
On
COVID-19
Pandemic
The
COVID-19
pandemic
has
indeed
changed
the
lifestyle
of
everyone.
Amid
these
tough
times,
Chirag
Patil
has
completely
switched
to
home-cooked
food
and
taking
care
of
all
the
necessary
things.
He
said,
"I
now
carry
my
own
water
bottle
and
food.
Earlier,
these
things
didn't
matter.
Now,
all
I
think
of
is
to
keep
a
positive
attitude
and
boost
my
immunity."