Aryan Preet, who's been part of TV shows like ‘Punyashlok Ahilyabai’, ‘Balveer Returns’ and ‘Kulfi Kumar Bajewala’, reveals about managing his shooting schedules and studies altogether.
Talking about juggling shoot and studies, he says, "It’s quite tough for me at times to manage but I believe it’s on me that if I want to manage or not, because I need to have the will right. And to manage it, I give a proper time to my studies alongside my shooting schedule. Also, whenever I get time between the scenes, I study at the set too, and attending my school makes it easier for me to understand what’s being taught in the school. I understand the importance of education and my parents helps me a lot to manage. In fact, my teachers and producers are also very supportive."
Aryan says for him shooting for Bollywood movie ‘Halkaa’ will always remain a good memory as it was challenging for him.
He added, "For TV, most of time we shoot here in Mumbai only but when it's outdoor shooting especially when I'm doing a movie, it's quite exciting and challenging. I carry my books as it's more than 2 to 3 days shoots. I still remember shooting for ‘Halkaa’, when Delhi’s summer was going on. It was a 45-day schedule. And it was mostly an outdoor shoot. We worked at a temperature of 45 degrees, getting exhausted, but still the crew was really helpful and cooperative and so was the directorial team. They gave me a good time to manage with my studies. We, although enjoyed shooting as this was a bit of a challenge for us but we created many memories too. We had scenes where we had to run on railway tracks, shoot in factories and more. That was a really cool and an enjoyable experience. And will always remain special to me."
He has also played the role of young Akshay Kumar in movies like ‘Laxmii’ and ‘Bachchhan Paandey’.
