When asked about his new character and whether it has similarities with Munna, Divyenndu shares, “They are completely different. The basic space where they come from is different. Dev does not want to be in this world. He hates and detests this world completely. He doesn’t romanticise it There is no privilege here because his father is a boxing coach. He does not even like his father.”

He added, “He has a lot of personal and emotional baggage. Dev is like an active volcano. He can go off anytime. Dev is not a guy who understands himself. He doesn’t want to. His past has been so dramatic and disturbing that there are few things in his life he doesn’t want to face. And that’s why he lives in a limbo. He just exists. There’s no meaning to his existence. In the story, he also finds motivation in his life. But the motivation is very negative and comes from a dark space.”

What is Divyenndu’s take on Devender? He says that he pities the character. He said, “I just pity this guy. He is just constantly in pain. He doesn’t even know his own emotions and feelings. He is a man child who does not know how to express himself. You look at him and you are like, ‘He needs some taking care of.’ He is going absolutely berserk. He might explode one day. That’s Dev for you.”