The upcoming film 'Days Of
Tafree
', which revolves around seven friends (Yash Soni, Ansh Bagri, Sanchay Goswami, Sarabjeet Bindra, Nimisha Mehta, Kinjal Rajpriya and Anuradha Mukherjee) and traces their journey from college days to life beyond, has prompted people from
Bollywood
to reminisce their carefree days.
The campus caper, directed by Krishnadev Yagnik, exudes a youthful vibe. Here's what Bollywood celebs have to say...
Rakesh Roshan This film brings back memories of my days in Sainik Boarding School, Satara. Though discipline was paramount, we would always be up to some mischief. We often stole mangoes from the fields near our campus and even got busted once.
JeetendraMy earliest memory of tafreegiri was when I was in St Sebastian's Goan High School, Girgaum. Chowpatty used to be our favourite destination. Later, when I joined Siddharth College, I would hang out with my friends. We didn't know what life had in store for us and frankly, we didn't care. I miss those days.
ShaanMy school friends and I had formed a group called The Priests. We would diligently meet every evening at Bandstand Fort and do full on timepass. When I
look back at the crazy times we had and how we have stayed connected till date, I think those were my days of tafree.
Sajid NadiadwalaI studied at Don Bosco School, which was known for its discipline. Despite that, I did some crazy stuff with my friends. Though college was fun, I also focused on my studies.
Anu MalikTafreegiri is all about exploring the child within you. I have stayed connected with some of my closest friends. I'm glad I've retained my ability to laugh. My tafreegiri also reflects in some of my compositions.
'Days Of Tafree', produced by Anand Pandit Motion Pictures and Rashmi Sharma Films, releases on September 23.
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