स्क्वाड्रन लीडर 'मिन्नी' उर्फ दीपिका के कास्टिंग की जर्नी को बताने के लिए, मेकर्स ने एक बीटीएस वीडियो शेयर किया है। इस सीन में दीपिका का डेडिकेशन देखते ही बनता है। वह अपने किरदार में पूरी तरह से फिट दिखाई दे रही हैं। बॉडी लैंग्वेज को बेहतर बनाने से लेकर इमोशनल एनर्जी
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00:00 Hi, I'm Mini and welcome to day one of Fighter.
00:04 I think to be a part of India's first aerial action movie...
00:12 Just the spirit of the film and the emotion that you feel by the end of it,
00:18 I think that's what really prompted me to do the film.
00:20 Mini is somebody that, she's strong and she is strong-willed.
00:27 She's gone against the norm and made a mark for herself and pursued her dream.
00:33 For one, she's a fighter.
00:34 Beyond just the fighting spirit, it's also this...
00:37 It's passion for your country, it's determination, it's pride.
00:43 There's also a vulnerable side to her.
00:47 There's also a really spunky side to her.
00:52 -Yeah, yeah. -Yeah, yeah.
00:54 -It's not... -Yeah.
00:55 How's it going there?
00:57 Ready, taking and...
00:58 So yeah, she's got a good sense of humour.
01:00 She's bright, she's funny, friendly, warm, emotional, all of it.
01:07 -Jitni! -Before you die to me!
01:10 -No, no, no. -Seriously, guys!
01:13 Using light, guys.
01:14 Effervescent, spontaneous and most importantly, brave.
01:18 Cut, okay, moving on.
01:22 She has a presence, she has her eyes, she has her height.
01:28 She has that face, she has her walk.
01:30 It's completely dynamite.
01:32 So I'm talking about the soul.
01:34 So when you have that kind of a soul, you have that kind of things internally.
01:38 You know, like you said, I think apart from the fact that, yes, there was a lot of physical preparation that was required,
01:44 I think the body language and just the emotional prep that was required to have people who've served in the Air Force be there with us,
01:53 really, I think, has helped not just me but all of the characters in this movie.
01:58 And get inside.
01:59 Please stop it. There was a rotor break in there.
02:05 So you always stop the blade in front.
02:07 Neat.
02:09 Works, actually. Okay.
02:11 -Looks professional, too. -See, back and then...
02:13 I mean, even when she didn't have a shoot, she would come and sit by the tarmac and she would watch the lightning taking off.
02:19 And what I liked about her, when she had a shoot, she would research it with...
02:26 There were some lady pilots there.
02:27 And then she would come back and I thought she was a natural.
02:30 I was just really fascinated and curious by my machine.
02:36 I wanted to learn.
02:37 Just learn every aspect of what is...
02:41 We really hope that by the end of it, it inspires more women to join the Air Force.
02:45 This, this...
02:46 All these buttons, all these.
02:48 So these will be on.
02:49 To see her, you know, coming off her machine, you feel that little something.
02:57 And that's a combination of awe, inspiration.
02:59 And it's something which is the perfect sauce made for cinema.
03:03 To see a woman in uniform is something completely different.
03:06 Because we're so used to seeing men always playing these roles.
03:10 And I think a woman can play every role.
03:12 So definitely seeing Mimi Dipika as a pilot was the most inspiring thing for the girls to do.
03:20 Dipika! Dipika! Dipika!
03:24 It feels like I've learned so much, not just as an actor, but even as a human.
03:30 I don't think words can ever do justice to what I feel and what this experience has been like.
03:36 I didn't ever imagine that one aircraft could teach me so much.
03:41 If I really had to sum this up, I mean, I have never felt more proud of my country than I have in this moment.
03:48 I'm hit! I'm hit!
03:54 [music]