Rana Daggubati says he feel unique experiences filming on Mission frontline with BSF. He says – “In most films, if we are playing some character, we get to spend time with them but obviously, it’s very little time that they give. Like we go for 4 hours, record everything they say, go back and then assume we know a part of their life. But this is completely different, just being with them at their place of work. I got to do a simulated mission through this entire thing, so you pretty much get to see everything very up close and that was very unique for me.
Rana further adds and says – “This is the first time I came last in a running race. I was like, this is the real deal. The film I am right now shooting, is similar costume. But then, I am always the guy leading. And on the film set I am usually the fittest guy, like you run forward and others are trying to catch up. But here it is like this the real stuff and it’s so different.” Daggubati also believes the actual reality of a soldier’s life can never be captured on camera.
He further adds – “There is a lot of assumptions we make sitting in the cities. Or there is a little bit that we know through news. But what life is, hasn’t been ever capture on camera before. When there is news on the border, you hear about border men, or when something happens is the only time we get up to this news. But just as an educational exercise I think taking a leaf out of their life and bringing it to the people was for me the most unique experience of all.”