The filmmaker-actor was shooting for Sridevi Krishna's debut film at St James' Church
It was a deja vu of sorts for filmmaker-actor Sanjoy Nag, as he was
shooting for Sridevi Krishna's debut film at St James' Church, on Friday
afternoon. A final year student of SRFTI, Sridevi's yet-to-be-titled
film revolves around two families and how a child helps them unite.
Sharing his experience, Sanjoy says, "It felt wonderful to be back in the same school church where I spent my childhood. There are so many fond memories... That apart, this film is also special because it's going to be the last film to be shot in celluloid, which is specially brought from London. And come what may, the film has to be wrapped up by March 30, as the only lab where it
can be processed is closing down."
Talking about his character in the film, Sanjoy further adds, "I play Manu, head of one of the families. Manu longs to have a child. There's an emotional scene shot at the church, where he finally accepts the child."
Sharing his experience, Sanjoy says, "It felt wonderful to be back in the same school church where I spent my childhood. There are so many fond memories... That apart, this film is also special because it's going to be the last film to be shot in celluloid, which is specially brought from London. And come what may, the film has to be wrapped up by March 30, as the only lab where it
can be processed is closing down."
Talking about his character in the film, Sanjoy further adds, "I play Manu, head of one of the families. Manu longs to have a child. There's an emotional scene shot at the church, where he finally accepts the child."
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