Azaad Star Aaman Devgan was an Assistant Director for THESE 3 AJAY DEVGN FILMS?
Aaman Devgan, the dashing nephew of Bollywood icon Ajay Devgn, made a striking debut in Abhishek Kapoor’s swashbuckling period drama, Azaad.
EXCLUSIVE: Azaad Star Aaman Devgan Was An Assistant Director For THESE 3 AJAY DEVGN FILMS?
In an exclusive chat with Instant Bollywood, alongside co-star Rasha Thadani, Aaman opened up about his journey behind the camera as an Assistant Director before stepping into the spotlight as an actor.
He fondly recalled his first experience on a film set—Ajay Devgn’s Golmaal—which he visited as a child. However, it was Devgn’s portrayal of Bhagat Singh that left a lasting impact on him. By the time he completed his 10th grade, Aaman knew he wanted to pursue a career in acting and began working toward his dream.
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Aaman’s 1st Set Memory Is Of Golmaal
Aaman revealed – “The kind of environment we grow up in makes cinema the topic of discussion from morning to night. When I passed my 10th grade, that’s when I really decided, “Okay, this is something I want to do.” I started working towards it, taking workshops, classes, whatever I needed to be successful in this industry.
When I was really young, I watched my uncle’s film, Bhagat Singh. I was really influenced by that, and I thought he was so amazing in it. Golmaal was one of the first sets I went on as a kid. I was just five years old, I don’t have any specific memories, but I just remember the vibe on set.”
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Aaman Devgan Was An Assistant Director On Bhuj, Bholaa, Runway 34
Talking about his experience as an AD, Aaman commented – “I think my real understanding of films came when I first started assisting. I assisted on 3 films: ‘Runway 34,’ ‘Bholaa,’ ‘Bhuj’. That helped me understand what a set runs like. So that when I star in my first film, I’m not completely blank. On a technical level, it helped me a lot.”
