it at that time parineeti is a born actress you know she was good from the beginningfor sidharth it was his second film obviously he has grown leaps and bounds and when i saw him in shershaah im sure therefore like everybody they grew with each film when i see both of their films now like be it shershaah or the girl on the train there has been such a big growththe film focuses on parineetis character falling in love with her sisters fiance this kind of reminds us of the soon to release gehraiyaan isnt it uncanny what are your thoughts on infidelity and modern relationshipsi dont have an ethical take on it love is blind you cant help yourself from falling in love and sometimes it does lead to messy situations with all kinds of problems but in the case of hasee toh phasee our perspective is very clear the idea was that the character of nikhil sidharth malhotra falls in love with meeta despite being in a relationship with karisma for seven yearsin modern relations people say that you have to work at relationships you have to make it work and our take was that why do you have to make it work you have to be crazy about love therefore it shouldnt feel like youre doing some job that needs so much effort the films perspective was certainly an old fashioned concept of love where the character finds love in seven days after being in a relationship for seven years and still he wasnt sure if they were in love or they were just habituated with each other all in all sometimes love takes different paths and i dont think we had a moral judgement on infidelity thereof course my take on it personally would be to not do it in real life but there was a climax scene where adah sharmas character karishma says if you break the relationship right now its just a breakup but after marriage it becomes a divorce so our take was that love cannot be a burden or chore you have to be crazy about it at the same time you should be true and honest about your own feelingswith gehraiyaan i dont know what exactly the relationship situation is going to be there shakun is a good friend and i will be watching it soonthe film also talked about mental health and depression how important do you think it is as a filmmakerwhen we made the film it was of course an innocent time we were necessarily not making a statement on mental health it is just about a girl who was very lonely and did not find love from people she was different from others and chose her own pathwhile we dont think our intention or our focus was to talk about mental health as much as about a lonely person it was rather focused on two misfits who understand each other of course she does take those