Pakistani singer Adeel is all for Bollywood debut

Bollywood producer Vivek Kumar is now set to make his directional debut with the film ‘Rhythm’ introducing Pakistani singer turned actor Adeel Chaudhary, Rinil Routh, Kiran Srinivas and Gurleen Chopra.
In our recent interview with Pakistani pop star Adeel Chaudhary who plays the main lead role in the film, he says, “I was fortunate enough to have the chance of working with a perfectionist like Vivek Kumar during his directional debut which coincided with my debut in Bollywood.It was a great experience working with Vivek and his team. I feel this film is different from the above as he has chosen a musical love story which is an interesting genre for me to work in. He has not deviated from the musical side of this film Rhythm in any aspect and this sets a specific mood which flows throughout the film and really gels the storyline with the characters depiction very coherently flowing through the scenes like a beautiful symphony. The film has been beautifully shot in Poland," says Adeel
“I explored brand new dimensions to my acting skills while working with Vivek because the ease with which he let us mould ourselves into the character while making us work on every minute detail from dialogue delivery to observing various real life people was like an institute on its own. Vivek is focused and detail oriented and through this film I’m sure he will be able to tap the pulse of all youngsters who can relate to the different characters in this intricately woven movie,” he adds.
Besides acting in the movie, Adeel has also sang in the movie says,“The music of this film is very heart capturing and I've sang one song in it. The other two songs are done by Salman Ahmed of Junoon fame who is also doing a cameo role in the film. My favourite number was Ye Nasha and I feel Glenn Packard's choreography was a huge asset for this song and the film overall. Glenn is from Miami and having worked with the likes of Michael Jackson really added an exciting and fresh angle to the song's choreography which transforms the musical feel to a different level altogether.”