Neil Nitin Mukesh revealed that Imran Khan starrer ‘Jane Tu Ya Jane Na’ was introduced for the first time: ‘It was asked to choose between this and Johnny Gaddar’.

Neil Nitin Mukesh recently revealed that he was also offered Imran Khan starrer ‘Jane tu or jane na‘, Around the same time – and for its launch had to be chosen between two opposite scripts.Selection between romance and a thrillerOnly in a conversation with the film, Neil revealed that he was introduced Johnny Gaddar And Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na on the same day by producer Jhamu Sugand. While Jaane Tu … Fiting the popular trend of romantic college plays, Neils were hesitant to embrace the image “Chocolate Boy” which people were often associated with him. Uncomfortable with the label, he bowed to a more unconventional and intensive role, which eventually inspired him to choose Johnny Gaddar for his start.No grand launch, only difficult optionsThe actor also recalled that after meeting producer Jhamu Sugand at a party, he was invited to his office, where he was offered two films – but with a catch. He will have to audition for both and choose only one. At that time, Neil felt uncertain, especially since actors such as Ranbir Kapoor and Harman Baweja were designed to debut in big-banners films like Pahadariya and Love Story 2050. He questioned whether his start would be a chance against such high-profile launch. Despite the pressure, Neil auditioned for both roles, but eventually went with his intestine and chose Johnny Gaddar.‘Jane Tu … was always Imran’s film’He further shared that Jaane Tu … Ya Jaane Na was always to be Imran Khan’s film, and he felt that he should only be considered for it. He clarified that he never rejected the film, but was not able to take it because of the circumstances. If he was given a chance to work on both projects, he said that he would have given everything to each – but finally, he could not be a part of Jane Tu.A star baby without launching a wiresIn this interview, Neil also revealed that despite coming from a famous music lineage – with his son Nitin Mukesh And the grandson of the legendary singer Mukesh -he was made aware that a grand Bollywood launch was not in the store for him. At just 13 years old, his father clearly explained him that the family’s financial priorities are somewhere else and he would not be able to invest in Neil’s film career. The conversation made a young Neil deeply destroyed, causing a significant turn to understand further challenges.