In this interview with Sneha Menon Desai, the cast of the upcoming Netflix India film Murder Mubarak - Sara Ali Khan, Karisma Kapoor, Vijay Verma, Sanjay Kapoor, Tisca Chopra, Suhail Nayyar and director Homi Adajania, talk extensively about what goes into making such an enthralling ensemble cast work together. They delve into the charm of seeing your faces on the posters for the first time, and then what makes the cinema-going-experience special.

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00:00 - Interrogating the cast of Murder Mubarak
01:26 - A Poker Face Audition
02:00 - Homi Adajania on wanting to become a better person after project
03:19 - Sara Ali Khan on having to take a different approach for the role
04:40 - Do they have to be mindful of stepping into each other’s toes, in such a vast ensemble?
08:01 - Karishma Kapoor on if she was aware she would someday shape an entire generation
09:35 - Does the feeling of seeing themselves on a hoarding ever get old?
11:37 - If they ever had to murder someone…
12:47 - Keeping a tab of who’s alive and who’s dead in the film
15:06 - OTT changing the nature of stardom
17:59 - Most defining memory of theirs from the Murder Mubarak set

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