Gulzar really liked 'Kya Dilli Kya Lahore': Vijay Raaz

Actor Vijay Raaz says celebrated poet-filmmaker Gulzar agreed to come on board as a lyricist of his directorial venture 'Kya Dilli Kya Lahore' only after watching his film.
Gulzar has also turned the narrator for the 1948-set drama, which follows the story of an Indian and a Pakistani soldier, who are compelled to fight in a war between the two countries soon after the Independence.
"Gulzar saab said 'make the movie first and then we will see'. When it was shown to him, he liked it very much and decided to be a part of it. He has previously worked on such issues and has a sensitive writing on this subjects," Vijay, 50, told PTI.

"It is an honour to have his name associated with the film. It could not have been better than this," he added.
'Kya Dilli Kya Lahore' is slated to hit cinemas on May 2.
Raaz is well known for his comic skills having given memorable performances in films like 'Monsoon Wedding', 'Run' and 'Delhi Belly' among others.
After enthralling the audience with his full fledged lead roles in National Award winning 'Raghu Romeo' and Naseeruddin Shah starrer 'Barah Aana', the actor has taken on the role of a Pakistani soldier in 'Kya Dilli Kya Lahore'. Manu Rishi plays the Indian soldier.

"The movie is set in 1948 which was the era just after the partition. The story is about two soldiers, I play Pakistani soldier, who is in Lahore since six month and has been brought up all his life in Delhi. The other soldier is based in Delhi, who has grown up in Lahore," he said.