MUMBAI: 1.What do you hope the audience takes away from Rautu Ka Raaz?
Every film offers a unique lesson, regardless of its genre. There's always a takeaway, and it varies from person to person. While a film may impart multiple learnings, what each viewer takes away ultimately depends on their perspective and experiences. I hope the audiences will enjoy watching the movie as much as we enjoyed working on it.

2.Rautu Ka Raaz is releasing on ZEE5, which is available in 190+ countries. What is your message for the global audience?
My message is simple: this film is quite different. Its pace, its characters—they're all unique and grounded. I hope audiences will relate to the film and enjoy its distinctiveness.

3. Your last collaboration with ZEE5 was Haddi which was widely appreciated. How do you measure the success of a film? And what are your after thoughts on Haddi?
I measure the success of a film by its lasting impact and the conversations it generates. It's not always about making a big splash initially; what matters to me is that people continue to talk about the film over time, even years after its release. That, to me, is the greatest success. Regarding Haddi, I put in a lot of hard work, especially with my character, and I'm grateful that people appreciated it. Winning awards for the film further made me believe that it was a good film and my work was appreciated by many.

Watch Rautu Ka Raaz on ZEE5 from 28th July!