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Vatsal Sheth eager to do more Telugu films
Vatsal Sheth has written, produced, and directed a short film titled Happy Birthday Joshi, inspired by the world’s first computer virus. The film is backed by Ajay Devgn and Danish Devgn under…
The Story in Brief
Vatsal Sheth has written, produced, and directed a short film titled Happy Birthday Joshi, inspired by the world’s first computer virus. The film is backed by Ajay Devgn and Danish Devgn under LVS Studios. Sheth calls it a deeply personal story about bullying and resilience. He spent years researching the virus, though he admits the origins remain a mystery. The script stayed true to its core even as it evolved. Sheth said Ajay Devgn was involved from story sessions to editing, and called him a mentor. He also recalled his toughest role as Indrajit in Adipurush. Sheth expressed a strong desire to work in more Telugu films, praising the warmth of Hyderabad and its people. He is currently excited about a Gujarati comedy titled Firki, co-starring Johnny Lever and Vijay Raaz.
The Indian Opinion
Fans and media often reduce Vatsal Sheth to his Taarzan role, overlooking his range. The buzz around his AI-themed short film risks being dismissed as a gimmick. But his script evolved organically, and he spent years on research. The real test: will Happy Birthday Joshi change how people see him, or will they still call him the Wonder Car boy?
Source: newindianexpress.com
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