The buzz around Gurfateh Pirzada says two years of multiple projects left him “exhausted” but “rewarded” refuses to die down. From social media chatter to box office projections, everyone in the industry seems to have an opinion — and the latest update only strengthens the conversation.
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Add as a preferred source on Google performer Gurfateh Pirzada has reflected on an intense two-year period during which he worked across multiple captures and series. From period drama and political thrillers to romance and comedy, the performer has several projects lined up for arrival in the coming months. Among the projects in his highly anticipated slate are The Revolutionaries, Lust Stories 3, Adhoore Hum Adhoore Tum, Call Me Bae run 2 and Dynasty.
Gurfateh will be seen in The Revolutionaries, a period project set in the 1910s against the backdrop of India's freedom struggle and the British Raj. “The first of these projects is The Revolutionaries, set in the 1910s and rooted in the freedom struggle against the British Raj,” he said. The performer is also part of Lust Stories 3, which is directed by Kiran Rao.
Reflecting on the experience, Gurfateh described it as a rare opportunity that gave him considerable creative freedom. “That was an absolute roller coaster, one of those rare opportunities that an performer doesn’t get very often today. I’m incredibly glad I got the opportunity, the space, and the freedom to do something like that, and more importantly, to work with Kiran,” he said.
Gurfateh to share major screen with Imran Khan and Bhumi Pednekar Another significant project on his slate is Adhoore Hum Adhoore Tum, a contemporary romantic comedy directed by Danish Aslam. The movie headlines Gurfateh alongside Imran Khan and Bhumi Pednekar. The project also commemorates Imran's return to captures after a decade.
“It’s a lovely modern romantic comedy set against the backdrop of cricket, directed by Danish Aslam,” Gurfateh said. Call Me Bae run 2 feels like ‘home’ Gurfateh will also return for the second run of Call Me Bae. The performer said the show holds a special place in his career, particularly after several projects he had been associated with were shelved.
“And then there’s Call Me Bae run 2. That one feels like home. The show gave me a second life of sorts at the movies, especially after having seen multiple projects get shelved, and I’m incredibly grateful to be back with it,” he said.
Gurfateh is also part of Dynasty, a political drama currently in post-production and expected to arrival in the coming year. Looking back at the demanding schedule, the performer said he spent much of the past two years working continuously, at times juggling multiple captures in a single day. “I’ve spent the better part of the last two years working non-stop, sometimes doing double, even triple shifts in a day,” he said, describing the period as “exhausting, chaotic, and honestly, one of the most rewarding periods” of his career.
He pointed out that some projects were being filmed simultaneously, requiring him to travel between different sets while managing limited sleep. Also Read: Gurfateh Pirzada opens up on Class being shelved and his major Netflix return: “I came down with a high fever and thought, n…
As the story continues to develop, TeraMovies will keep you updated with every new detail. Until then, this remains one of the most closely watched entertainment stories of the week — and the conversation is only getting started.
