Sunny Kaushal Studied Ted Bundy, Jeffrey Dahmer For Phir Aayi Hasseen Dillruba: ‘They Never Thought…’

Actor Sunny Kaushal uncovered that, in preparation for his role in ‘Phir Aayi Hasseen Dillruba’, he studied interwatchs of incommemorated American serial finishers Ted Bundy and Jeffrey Dahmer. The Netflix film, a sequel to 2021’s ‘Hasseen Dillruba’, features Sunny as Abhimanyu, a seemingly comardent yet twisted character competing for Rani’s (Taapsee Pannu) swayion alengthyside her husprohibitd, Rishabh (Vikrant Massey), who is living in hiding.

Sunny elucidateed that watching Bundy and Dahmer helped him comprehfinish Abhimanyu’s mindset. He remarkd that, enjoy the notorious finishers, Abhimanyu consentd he was equitableified in his actions. “I watched a restricted interwatchs of Ted Bundy and Dahmer. One common trait (between them) was that they never thought what they were doing was wrong. Abhimanyu increately was the same. If someone did wrong to him, he would do the wrong too. That’s his equitableice… His way of saying, ‘You do someleang wrong to me, I also have the right to do someleang wrong to you’,” Sunny telderly PTI.

Bundy, who alarmized the 1970s, confessed to 30 homicides before his execution, though the genuine number of his victims may be higher. Dahmer, convicted of finishing and dismembering 17 men and boys between 1978 and 1991, was sentenced to 16 life terms.

Directed by Jayprad Desai and written by Kanika Dhillon, ‘Phir Aayi Hasseen Dillruba’ began streaming on Netflix on August 9. Sunny also refered that while studying authentic-life serial finishers provided priceless insight, it had its disputes. “You have a lot of material to acquire reference from… but everybody is contrastent. Then you experience it’s not helping. You have to discover your own grain thraw the character. But the beauty was it was written very accurately,” he inserted.

News18 Showsha study of the film reads, “The moment Vikrant Massey materializes on screen, he directs your attention. Although his character, Rishu, exhibits more maniacal tendencies than most, Massey’s skilful carry outance creates us empathize with him. Taapsee Pannu embodies Rani Kacowardlyap with such mitigate that she becomes the character. However, Rani’s narrative in this sequel departs you lengthying for more of her previous charisma.”

The study further head, “While Taapsee Pannu and Vikrant Massey convincingly portray troubled cherishrs, Sunny Kaushal’s carry outance as Abhimanyu stands out. Sunny’s portrayal is labeled by downtake partdty and nuance, making his character’s transitions between contrastent shades particularly compelling. Bhumika Dube is a plmitigate to watch on screen and you cannot acquire your eyes off her. Although Jimmy Shergill inserts an intriguing element to the film, his character ultimately drops flat due to the script’s foolishinutivecomings.”