Thamma Actor Rachit Singh Reveals Training EDKD Stars Harshvardhan, Sonam Amid Clash: Film Should Win - EXCL

Rachit Singh started his journey in Bollywood as an acting coach before landing a dream role in Thamma. He was offered the character of Veeran while working on Munjya, the previous horror comedy film helmed

by Aditya Sarpotdar. Basking in appreciation for his performance, Rachit opened up about training Harshvardhan Rane and Sonam Bajwa. For the unversed, Thamma clashed with Ek Deewane Ki Deewaniyat, starring the two actors.

Rachit Singh on Thamma, EDKD success

Recently, Harshvardhan thanked the audience for showering love on ‘outsiders’ by making Ek Deewane Ki Deewaniyat and Thamma box office successes. In an exclusive interview with Zoom, Rachit reacted to his protege’s comment. He said, “That’s how it should be.”ALSO READ: Harshvardhan Rane Admits Nepotism Word Is 'Overused', Says 'It's Just An Excuse' - EXCLUSIVE

Training Harshvardhan Sonam

Singh further added, “Film should always win and not about ek film accha kare aur dusra nahi. I have trained Harshvardhan on Taish and Dange whereas Sonam had come for a group workshop. I know them personally and messaged them before the film’s release. They messaged me saying ‘we’re rooting for you’.” He shared, “At the end, we want everybody to do good. Picturein chalengi toh sab chalenge. I am really happy for Sonam and Harsh. Our films are doing really well. All the best to them and their film.”

What did Harshvardhan say?

During a visit to a theatre in Gujarat, Harshvardan said, “This Diwali, you supported the films of two outsiders. Ayushmann Khurrana’s film has released along with mine. Watch both the films, please, and enjoy both. This sends a good message out that aap logon ne akele poora ka poora Bollywood se nepotism hi khatam kar diya (audience alone finished nepotism from entire Bollywood).” Thamma also stars Ayushmann Khurrana, Rashmika Mandanna, Nawazuddin Siddiqui, Paresh Rawal and others. It released in theatres on October 21 in Hindi and Telugu.