This is a big year for movies, with some of the biggest and most anticipated projects underway. Dhurandhar: The Revenge has already shown that Bollywood fans are ready to spend money to watch films in theatres as long as they are worth the cinematic experience.

Another such film is Ranbir Kapoor’s Ramayana. Fans have been looking forward to the big-screen adaptation of the mythological epic, and the film has something common with the Ranveer Singh film: Abhay Arora.

Abhay Arora Jumped from Dhurandhar to Ramayana

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Speaking with India Today, Abhay Arora talked about how he has been busy for a while now with two of the biggest films under his belt. The fans are busy debating about who is better, Ranveer Singh or Ranbir Kapoor and here is Arora working with both.

"I cannot disclose the role in Ramayana at the moment. But I'd like to tell you that within a few hours, I was filming Dhurandhar in Bangkok and then filming Ramayana the next morning with Ranbir. I closely worked with them, and I really loved the kind of human beings they are to work with, which is so important."

He was all praises about both the actors and admitted that he really enjoyed jumping from one film to another. It wasn’t as though he got any time to adjust between the two films. One second, he was on the set of Dhurandhar, and in the next few hours, he was filming Ramayana.

The Difference Between Working with Ranveer Singh and Ranbir Kapoor

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Abhay Arora also talked about how different it was for him when working with Ranveer Singh as compared to Ranbir Kapoor. While he was vague about it, he addressed how they had different attitudes and approaches.

"They say that it is easy to reach somewhere, but it is difficult to sustain themselves, being there for a long time, speaks a lot about both of them and how hardworking they are. Everybody has a different way of looking at things, have different attitude towards things. But both of them are very soft and large-hearted."

Although they were very different, Arora believed that they were both good at heart and enjoyable to work with. They were both focused on their projects. The payoff could already be seen with Ranveer Singh in Dhurandhar, and the same might be in store for Ranbir when Ramayana comes out.