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I have also worked with Manoj Bajpayee in Despatch. Believe me, I wanted to get out of Scotland so bad. I even had a conversation with the director, asking him why he brought me to Scotland for such a small role. However, Mamik Singh’s role was chopped off from the film, for which he had traveled to Scotland, he reveals, “All the scenes of this exploration of the relationship between brothers didn’t even make it to the final cut. After some time, I agreed to be part of it and left for Scotland with the team.” He said he wanted to explore another aspect of brotherhood. Opening up about his role in Akshay Kumar’s film Bell Bottom, the actor says, “The director (Ranjit M Tiwari) came to me with a request to do this role of Akshay’s brother in the film.
I never intended to do that when I started my career, and that is true even today, or seek any milega.
I am not even interested in telling people about my upcoming projects or things like mere mein bahut potential hai. Mere ko na pehle shauk tha, na aaj shauk hai. Mamik Singh adds, “I have been there, done that enough in life.
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