<p>Neil's character will require heavy physical transformation. He will apparently be unrecognizable on screen.<br /><br />“When I heard the script, I was zapped. This was something I had to do. I play one of Priyanka's husbands, the youngest of the lot. The fact that I get to be in the same film as actors like Naseeruddin Shah and Mohanlalji was incentive enough,” Neil, who is currently busy shooting for Yash Raj Films' "Lafange Parinday", told IANS.<br />Except one, all the actors playing Priyanka's husbands, including an unknown American actor, have been finalised.<br /><br />The actor starts shooting for "Saat Khoon Maaf" from April. <br />“I've a somewhat crowded date diary this year. I join Abbas-Mustan from June to December for 'Italian Job'," said Neil who recently moved to Powai to be near Yash Raj Studios to avoid the daily traffic to and from South Mumbai. <br /><br />“The traffic on that side of town is just as bad. It's excruciating to travel even from Powai to Yash Raj Studios. On Thursday I had a day off and I invited my mom over to do up my new home the way I wanted it.”<br /><br />Neil, who has been a part of a joint family all his life, says he has no time to miss his family in Powai. “Because I use that old flat of ours only to sleep…alone!”</p>
<p>Neil's character will require heavy physical transformation. He will apparently be unrecognizable on screen.<br /><br />“When I heard the script, I was zapped. This was something I had to do. I play one of Priyanka's husbands, the youngest of the lot. The fact that I get to be in the same film as actors like Naseeruddin Shah and Mohanlalji was incentive enough,” Neil, who is currently busy shooting for Yash Raj Films' "Lafange Parinday", told IANS.<br />Except one, all the actors playing Priyanka's husbands, including an unknown American actor, have been finalised.<br /><br />The actor starts shooting for "Saat Khoon Maaf" from April. <br />“I've a somewhat crowded date diary this year. I join Abbas-Mustan from June to December for 'Italian Job'," said Neil who recently moved to Powai to be near Yash Raj Studios to avoid the daily traffic to and from South Mumbai. <br /><br />“The traffic on that side of town is just as bad. It's excruciating to travel even from Powai to Yash Raj Studios. On Thursday I had a day off and I invited my mom over to do up my new home the way I wanted it.”<br /><br />Neil, who has been a part of a joint family all his life, says he has no time to miss his family in Powai. “Because I use that old flat of ours only to sleep…alone!”</p>
