
Gurfateh Pirzada has revealed he spent the better part of the last two years working non-stop, often juggling double or triple shifts in a single day across multiple projects. The actor described…
Gurfateh Pirzada has revealed he spent the better part of the last two years working non-stop, often juggling double or triple shifts in a single day across multiple projects. The actor described the period as "exhausting, chaotic, and honestly, one of the most rewarding periods" of his career.

Among the projects in his upcoming slate are period drama *The Revolutionaries*, set in the 1910s against the British Raj, Kiran Rao-directed *Lust Stories 3*, romantic comedy *Adhoore Hum Adhoore Tum* alongside Imran Khan and Bhumi Pednekar, *Call Me Bae Season 2*, and political thriller *Dynasty*, currently in post-production and expected next year.
Pirzada said some projects were filmed simultaneously, requiring him to travel between sets with limited sleep. *Call Me Bae Season 2* holds special significance for him after several earlier projects were shelved, describing it as a "second life" at the movies.
Pirzada's trajectory mirrors the streaming-era pattern where shelf life is uncertain, of the six announced projects, multiple were earlier shelved, making this cluster a rare sustained run for a new-generation actor. The sheer range of genres and budgets he is juggling, from a Kiran Rao-backed anthology to a period freedom struggle drama and a political thriller, suggests talent agents are betting on breadth over typecasting. The real marker to watch is not the number of releases but the box-office and viewership data for *The Revolutionaries*, which will determine whether studios continue greenlighting period projects in a market dominated by action and romance.
Source: bollywoodhungama.com
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