The unsung hero of Main Vaapas Aaunga, who turned many films into masterpieces sitting on the table

Main Vaapas Aunga: Whenever a film is released, the first thing that is talked about is its director and lead actors. After that people come at the villain and producer. At most, even the supporting actors, people try to know who played which role in the picture. But when it comes to films like ‘I will be back’, it is important to know about each and every character. The one who was seen on screen and also the one who worked hard behind the scenes in the film. The unsung hero we are talking about here is the film’s editor Aarti Bajaj. 53 year old Aarti Bajaj has beautifully edited this film, due to which people were able to experience each and every emotion. Actually she is Anurag Kashyap’s ex-wife.

Many times when we watch a movie, there is a complaint that there was something missing in the way the film was presented on the screen. The film editor also has a big role behind it. Especially in films in which flashback scenes are also shown in between. It is very important for him that people do not feel broken or incomplete anywhere. aarti bajaj film ‘I’ll be back’ He deserves praise for the wonderful work he has done while sitting at the table. Actually, he started his editing career with Anurag Kashyap’s film ‘Paanch’.

Aarti was impressed by the second film

The second film which Aarti Bajaj edited was Kashyap’s ‘Black Friday’. For which he was also nominated for the Star Screen Award in 2008. Apart from this, the films on which he has worked also include Reema Kagti’s ‘Honeymoon Travels Private Limited’, ‘Aamir’, Imtiaz Ali’s ‘Jab We Met’. Even Aarti Bajaj is the one who edited Anurag Kashyap’s ‘Dev D’, ‘Gulaal’, ‘Ugli’, ‘Raman Raghav 2.0’, ‘Mukkabaaz’, ‘Sacred Games’ and ‘Manmarziyaan’. The director definitely has a vision behind how a film will be presented on screen. But if the editor wants, he can improve it in a better way. Aarti Bajaj has done something similar.

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Who is behind these films of Imtiaz?

Now you know that Imtiaz Ali’s ‘I will be back’ has been edited by Aarti Bajaj. But this is not just one film, she has been associated with him for a long time. Yes, Aarti also worked on 2007’s ‘Jab We Met’, 2009’s ‘Love Aaj Kal’, 2011’s ‘Rockstar’, 2014’s ‘Highway’, 2015’s ‘Tamasha’ and 2017’s ‘Jab Harry Met Sejal’.