I learned to perform a bicycle kick for 'Damal' : Sariful Razz
In recent times, Sariful Razz has received a lot of praise for his performance as the ravishing-ruffian, Roman in "Poran". Similar to "Poran", Razz's other movie, "Hawa", has also been performing well in theatres across Bangladesh. The talented actor is currently busy promoting Raihan Rafi's football-based film, "Damal", which will hit theatres on October 28.
The audience will once again get the chance to witness Razz's crackling chemistry alongside Bidya Sinha Mim, in this film. "Damal" also stars Siam Ahmed, Rashed Mamun Apu, and Sumit, among many others.
In a candid conversation with The Daily Star, Sariful Razz opened up about his love for football, his role in "Damal" and much more.
It seems like football has truly become your trusty 'best friend'. We don't see you anywhere without your football nowadays.
Honestly speaking, I don't go anywhere without my trusty football. My whole life revolves around it now, and I am always taking pictures with it.
Which international football team do you support?
I am a huge fan of Brazil and my all-time favourite player is Ronaldinho
How did you perform the iconic 'bicycle kick' in "Damal"?
I had zero knowledge about how to do a bicycle kick. Thus, when the director told me that I had to perform the bicycle kick in a scene, I had major doubts about whether I would be able to execute it to perfection. I spent 3-4 months getting into the skin of my character in the film. So, I tried my best to make sure that scene was perfect, and I am really pleased with how it was shown in the trailer. The cinematographer truly captured the scene brilliantly in the film.
In the film, it feels as if football is more important than your wife? Why did it look like your wife was angry at you?
Unfortunately, in the film, my wedding date and football match fell on the same day. Time was ticking and the Kazi was taking a lot of time. So, I had to stop him in the middle by shouting 'Alhamdulillah Kobul', before running off towards the field. When I returned after the match, my wife had locked the door and refused to let me enter. To know what happens next, the audiences will have to wait till October 28.
Tell us a little bit more about 'Damal'?
"Damal" is inspired by the Shadhin Bangla Football Team, which was formed in 1971 during the Liberation War. In the movie, I play the captain of that team. When they go to the theatres, the audience will get to see my love for football in this film.
Both your films, "Hawa" and "Poran", are still playing in theatres. "Damal" will also be released soon. What are your expectations from this upcoming film?
I am really happy that both my movies "Poran" and "Hawa" are doing exceptionally well at theatres. "Damal" will also be released next week and thus I am hopeful that the audience will shower their love on this movie as well.
Translated by Rakshanda Rahman Misha
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