Sushant Singh Rajput - We've Worked Very Tough On Detective Byomkesh Bakshy

The PK on-screen character discusses his most recent film amid the trailer dispatch  View pics! 

Assuming the main part in Dibakar Banerjee's period sleuth film Detective Byomkesh Bakshy was trying for on-screen character Sushant Singh Rajput and he says he has worked hard to get his demonstration right in the motion picture. 

The 29-year-old on-screen character, who praises his birthday yestarday, said that before doing the film he did what's coming to him of examination on Bengali writing's most cherished anecdotal investigator made by Sharadindu Bandyopadhyay. "I realized that I had the assets and explores. The main thing was the power to play the character Byomkesh. 

I was mindful of what not to do on-screen. Filmmaking is about what we like to do on-screen. We have endeavored that in the film. I have worked hard to perform the character," Sushant said amid the trailer dispatch of the motion picture here. The film is situated in Kolkata and has been broadly shot in the city other than Mumbai. Sushant said that being a foodie, he had an extraordinary time shooting in the City of Joy. 

"I am an enormous foodie so I adore all the great sustenance extraordinarily mishti dahi. Before I began shooting for the film, I went to Kolkata and learnt few things about the nourishment. In the wake of knowing all the stuff from Kolkata I think I am a Bengali now," he said. The film additionally stars Bengali performing artist Swastika Mukherjee, who plays the female lead. The pair have imparted an energetic kiss in the film, which is being touted as the longest kiss ever in a film. 

At the point when gotten some information about it, Sushant said, "I have not sat with a watch while doing the scene, so I can't let you know whether it was the longest kissing scene. Anyway I can let you know one thing that I didn't think about the kissing scene which I should shoot. It was a shock for me."  Talking about the same Dibakar said, "I am considering cutting the kissing scene from the film in light of the fact that equitable to watch that specific scene individuals will miss the scene and the dialogs." 

Criminologist Byomkesh Bakshy delivered by Yash Raj Films will hit theaters on April 3.