Neil once went out of his way to do her make-up personally, which was somewhat different, required for an accident scene. “I think I have made a friend for life and I think that's what I cherished the most because he is a wonderful human being and that comes across on screen. We got along really well,” said Deepika.
“There is an accident scene, where I needed a different kind of make-up and he is trained in it so he told dada (Pradeep Sarkar) that he will do my make-up and he did. Another day where I was doing – not exactly an action sequence – but there was a lot of cable work. Neil choreographed the entire act. So I think in every way he was there for me,” said Deepika.
Set in the mean streets of Mumbai, Lafange Parindey is a love story. Neil used to be around Deepika, even on his off days.
“I can confidently say that he has been the most supportive and encouraging co-star, with whom I have worked so far. Even on days when he was not required,
he would be there,” said Deepika.
Deepika believes that regardless of his experience in the industry, Neil has every quality of being a director. “I think he is ready to direct. We keep thinking that he is new, we have seen him in three-four films, but I think in terms of experience and knowledge, where cinema is concerned, he is technically very sound and is ready to direct a film,” said Deepika.
