Fresh off the buzz of Mandala Murders, Vaibhav Raj Gupta is setting his sights high! He’s got his dream directors in mind: Sanjay Leela Bhansali and Vikramaditya Motwane. Talk about aiming for the stars!
Two Directors, Worlds Apart
For Vaibhav, these two filmmakers represent completely different sides of cinema. Motwane is all about keeping it real, focusing on subtle emotions and raw stories. Bhansali? He’s the master of visual spectacle, creating these huge, romantic epics that just sweep you away.
Why Motwane? “The Honesty is Powerful”
Gupta is clearly drawn to Motwane’s down-to-earth approach. “His films have this quiet intensity,” he explains. “They’re raw, honest, and just feel deeply human. Even the silence speaks volumes. To act in his films, you have to be vulnerable, and honestly, that’s what excites me.”
And Bhansali? “Cinema as Pure Poetry”
But the actor is equally captivated by Bhansali’s signature grandeur. “For me, Bhansali sir is cinema as poetry,” he says. “His films are timeless and totally immersive. The romance in his movies is unforgettable because he just elevates the whole idea of love.”
Ready for Anything: From Intensity to Romance
Mandala Murders definitely showed us Vaibhav’s talent for those darker, more intense roles. But it sounds like he’s also itching to explore romance and that kind of lyrical storytelling. With some exciting new projects on the horizon, it looks like we can expect him to dive into both the gritty realism and the beautiful grandeur of the film world. Keep an eye on this guy!
