D-Day, KHNH, KANK, MNIK Writer To Pen Words For TV Show Jee Le Zara
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Bollywood
dialogue
writer
Niranjan
Iyengar,
whose
last
big
screen
project
was
the
recently
released
D-Day,
is
now
busy
writing
his
first
TV
show
Jee
Le
Zara.
He
feels
it's
nice
change
for
him.
"I
have
never
done
TV
before.
I'm
getting
into
it
for
the
first
time.
I've
written
the
storyline
for
a
Sony
channel's
show
called
'Jee
Le
Zara'.
It
will
start
in
August," Iyengar
told.
"It
feels
nice
to
be
a
part
of
a
nice,
soft
romantic
drama
after
(action-based)
'D-Day',"
he
added.
In
Bollywood,
Iyengar
has
penned
dialogues
for
movies
like
Kal
Ho
Naa
Ho,
Kabhi
Alvida
Naa
Kehna,
Fashion,
My
Name
Is
Khan,
Heroine
and
Student
Of
The
Year,
admits
writing
for
the
big
screen
and
small
screen
is
poles
apart.
"It
is
very
different.
The
grammar
is
different.
Secondly,
it
requires
a
great
deal
of
discipline.
Also,
when
you
do
a
film,
there
is
a
screenplay
writer,
dialogue
writer
and
director.
"These
people
give
inputs
on
how
the
film
will
be.
In
TV,
there
a
lot
of
people
who
have
inputs.
To
counter
this
and
fight
for
what
you
have
written,
is
a
challenge,"
he
said.
Nevertheless,
he
says
he
is
enjoying
the
process
thoroughly
for
now.
And
he
is
not
sure
if
he
will
want
to
pick
up
another
show
in
the
future.
"I've
enjoyed
this
process.
I
am
working
with
friends.
I
don't
plan
to
write
any
other
show
right
now,"
he
said.
Meanwhile,
he
has
also
been
roped
in
to
write
the
last
eight
episodes
for
TV
show
24.
"I
am
doing
the
last
eight
episodes
of
'24'
with
Renzil
(Rensil
D'Silva).
It
is
with
friends,
so
I
am
protected
and
having
loads
of
fun,"
he
said.