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This evening, ETimes spoke to Desai, who sounded in good spirits after a long time- like his other counterparts, he too has suffered major losses post March 2020, no thanks to COVID. Desai told ETimes, “I am continuing ‘DDLJ’ in Maratha Mandir pehle jaisa hi (just like before).”
We reminded him about his reservations that he had expressed before, in fact, recently. He said, “I wouldn’t like to dwell on that. It’s all sorted.”
Does he expect a regular decent-to-good turnout for this movie like he had in the pre-COVID phase? “Well, a lot of questions will be answered in October-November-December. Does the public return to theatres for new films? Does the public stay glued to the OTT space? Nothing can be said for now, but let’s view everything with an optimistic lens for now,” he signed off.