Ram Gopal Varma Shares Untold Behind the Scenes Stories of Satya, Company, Bhoot & Sarkar–Part 2

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Exclusive: Ram Gopal Varma Shares Untold Behind the Scenes Stories of Satya, Company, Bhoot & Sarkar–Part 2 Presenting another exclusive and nostalgic Part 2 of Radio Nasha Film Club LIVE featuring Ram Gopal Varma with RJ Divya Solgama, diving deep into the making of ‘Satya’, ‘Company’, ‘Bhoot’ and ‘Sarkar’. RGV reveals how the original story of Satya was rejected two days into shoot, how Gulshan Kumar’s death reshaped the script, and why Bhiku Matre’s death scene was shot impromptu. He shares real-life inspirations behind characters, the decision to add songs despite initial fear of failure, and behind-the-scenes details of “Mumbai Ka King Kaun?”. He also reveals Manoj Bajpayee was first considered for Satya, and why he chose Urmila over Mahima. On Company, RGV discusses casting choices, Ajay Devgn’s role, his first pick of Abhishek Bachchan for Vivek’s part, the real incident involving a man supplying cassettes to Dawood, and why he selected Mohanlal over Kamal Haasan. He talks about Bhoot being a remake of Raat, shooting without a formal script, and a real supernatural moment on set. On Sarkar, he shares inspiration from Balasaheb Thackeray, adding “Govinda Govinda,” and Amitabh Bachchan’s initial reaction to the character’s Krishna-like interpretation. The conversation also touches upon Aag, Sholay 2, and the marketing of Rangeela. A must-watch for fans of RGV’s cinema — only on Radio Nasha. 00:00 – Preview 01:29 – Original story of ‘Satya’ was rejected after 2 days of shooting 05:17 – RGV sharing Behind the Scenes of ‘Satya’ 07:14 – Death of Bhiku Matre was not part of the original script of ‘Satya’ 08:57 – Inspiration behind Bhiku Matre’s character in ‘Satya’ 09:22 – Inspiration for main characters of ‘Satya’ from underworld and other places 15:13 – ‘Satya’ was originally a songless film 16:32 – Story behind the iconic scene – ‘Mumbai Ka King Kaun?’ from ‘Satya’ 17:34 – RGV choreographing ‘Kallu Mama’ song 17:54 – Mahima Chaudhry was the original choice for ‘Satya’ 18:28 – Manoj Bajpayee was not the original choice for Bhiku Matre in ‘Satya’ 19:00 – Casting of ‘Company’ – Ajay Devgn’s role 19:23 – Abhishek Bachchan was the original choice for Vivek Oberoi’s role in ‘Company’ 19:40 – RGV sharing the inspiration for making ‘Company’ 21:18 – RGV on making ‘Company’ without fear of underworld gangsters 22:13 – Kamal Hassan was originally part of ‘Company’ 22:59 – Making ‘Bhoot’ with A-grade actors – Script of ‘Bhoot’ 24:15 – RGV sharing a supernatural incident related to ‘Bhoot’ 27:37 – Making ‘Ek’ with Amitabh Bachchan – 100-cr film 28:08 – Making ‘Sarkar’ with Amitabh Bachchan – Inspired by Balasaheb Thackeray 30:43 – Story behind the iconic tea and hand scenes from ‘Sarkar’ 31:40 – BTS of the iconic dialogue from ‘Sarkar’ 32:52 – Adding ‘Govinda Govinda’ chanting in ‘Sarkar’ – Comparing ‘Sarkar’ to Lord Krishna 34:30 – Listener Question 1 35:12 – Listener Question 2 36:57 – Thanking venue partners – EVE 37:00 – Thank You #RamGopalVarma #RGV #Satya #Company #Bhoot #Sarkar #RGVInterview #RadioNasha #FilmClubLIVE #BehindTheScenes #MakingOfSatya #BollywoodClassics #ManojBajpayee #AjayDevgn #UrmilaMatondkar #RGVUniverse #FilmmakingStories #HindiCinema #radionasha #retro #90s #80s #70s ❤️ Love #coolretro content? We bring you the coolest retro content! Stay tuned with us and 🔔 don’t forget to hit that notification bell! 🔔 Stay tuned for the best videos by subscribing here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjCVgqkCRIPAj-mPsXee8sg You can also find us on: ▪️ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/radionashaofficial ▪️ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/radionasha About Channel: No radio station, other than Radio Nasha, does justice to the excitement, romance and attitude of the magical eras of 1970s-1990s. Radio Nasha 91.9 FM was launched in Mumbai in April 2016. Radio Nasha is the first ever radio station packed with passion, fuelled by Bollywood celebrities and driven by RJs with a style that is young, energetic and classy. The station makes retro ‘cool’ and is a destination station for listeners.