Arjun Rampal on D-Day: We did not glamorise or glorify any underworld person

Arjun Rampal’s upcoming flick D Day is already making to the headlines because of its focus on underworld don Dawood Ibrahim. Rampal has taken the responsibility to clear all the misunderstandings regarding D-Day’s plot saying that it doesn’t exalt any underworld person.

Arjun said, "We did not glamorise or glorify any underworld person. The film is about Irrfan, Huma and me who go to Karachi to bring the most wanted man in India. It is about their story.” Director Nikhil Advani echoed the actor’s words, "The film is not about underworld, it is not about bhaigiri. It is a spy thriller... There are RAW agents. It is about four patriots who go to bring back India's most wanted man." Arjun is also happy with the initial response, "We got lot of positivity after releasing the first look. As it appears as a different story, there is interest among the audience about the film.”

Irrfan Khan also commented on the difference between D-Day and other RAW agent-based films, "The nuances of that profession is shown in detail in the film. People will get to know as to how the intelligence services operate... Like how they pass information, an advertisement is placed in a newspaper, how things are decoded.” Veteran actor Rishi Kapoor will be seen with negative vibes while Rampal plays an ex-officer of an Indian Armed Forces unit. Irrfan Khan plays an undercover RAW official and Huma Qureshi is a bomb-expert in D-Day, which will hit the theatres on July 19.