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Neil Nitin Mukesh recalls his flawed relationship with Katrina Kaif during 'New York' film shooting

Neil Nitin Mukesh recalls his flawed relationship with Katrina Kaif during 'New York' film shooting

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  • Neil Nitin Mukesh revealed that he did not get along with Katrina Kaif when they first met.
  • He recalled how their first scene together was riddled with disagreements.
  • Neil shared that at one point, Katrina scolded him after a scene. flawed

Actors Neil Nitin Mukesh and Katrina Kaif delivered a memorable on-screen pairing in the 2009 film New York, but their off-screen relationship initially had a rough start. In a recent interview with On Public Demand by Filmygyan, Neil revealed that he and Katrina did not get along when they first met on set.

"Pehle din humari mulakat hui toh hum bilkul dost nahi, dushman ban gaye the. Pehla scene humara saath main ho raha tha aur ladayi pe ladayi. Har baat cut kiye ja rahi thi. Kuch na kuch problem tha toh main bhi pooche ja raha hoon ki problem hai kya?" Neil recalled, explaining how their first scene together was riddled with disagreements.

He further added, "Phir maaloon pada ki mere rang se kuch unko problem thi. Phir kisi kirdaar se, jis kisam se main usse kar raha tha. Toh kuch na kuch woh masti kar rahi thi mere saath aur main wahan pe bohot naraaz ho raha tha kyuki main aa raha tha ek intense Johnny Gaddaar se."

Neil shared that at one point, Katrina scolded him after a scene, leading him to confront her. However, he later discovered that she wasn’t upset with him personally but was nervous about her performance, as she had mostly worked in comedy films before. Their misunderstandings were eventually cleared, and they developed a good rapport.

Directed by Kabir Khan and produced by Yash Raj Films, New York also starred John Abraham and the late Irrfan Khan. Neil was last seen in Hisaab Barabar, now streaming on ZEE5.

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