Delhi Belly<\/em> songs simultaneously.<\/p>\n“Once upon a time, there was no Instagram… so people used an app called Hipstamatic to add retro effects to their photos! Here’s some retro pics from the sets of MBKD, along with a story; I remember working some wild double shifts for the song ‘Do Dhaari Talwaar’. It was shot over 4 consecutive night shifts, while I was also spending the day shifts shooting the music videos for ‘Nakkaddwaley Disco’ and ‘Switty’ from Delhi Belly at the same time! I would sleep in my car, while being driven between the two sets. Hectic, but totally worth it,” Imran Khan wrote in the caption.<\/p>\n
Take a look at his post here:<\/p>\n
\nImran’s previous Instagram entry was about Delhi Belly.<\/em> Sharing BTS pictures from the film, Imran wrote an adorable note in which he mentioned that it’s a “once-in-a-lifetime movie.” Imran wrote in the caption, “No sob stories, and no excuses here. I freaking LOVED Delhi Belly. Every single day that we worked on that film, I was sure of two things; first, that it was a once-in-a-lifetime movie, the kind that you feel lucky to be a part of. And second, that there was no way the censor board would ever let us release this thing. I’m glad I was only wrong on the second count! Here’s a look at the makeup test for my swollen eye, and a picture of the boys doing some “method acting” as part of pre-production. Just to make the characters more believable, obviously. @virdas @realkunaalroykapur.”<\/p>\nTake a look at Imran Khan’s post here:<\/p>\n
\nImran Khan is known for films like Jaane Tu… Ya Jaane Na, Delhi Belly, Luck, Mere Brother Ki Dulhan, I Hate Luv Storys and Ek Main Aur Ekk Tu<\/em>. He was last seen in Katti Batti <\/em>alongside Kangana Ranaut in 2015. Three years later, he directed a short film Mission Mars: Keep Walking India<\/em>, which turned out to be his last mainstream cinematic endeavour.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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