Ranveer Singh, Sara Ali Khan looked out of place in their own film 'Simmba', says Arshad

Does Simmba's lead pair Ranveer Singh and Sara Ali Khan looked out of place in any way? Yes, says actor Arshad Warsi, commenting on the "fun" reunion of "Golmaal" cast with filmmaker Rohit Shetty for his next venture "Simmba".

"While we were shooting, more than us, they looked out of place there in their own film! We were all familiar with the unit so they, because they are the new lot, were looking at us! But it was damn fun. 'Simmba' will be good a film, it has some crazy action," Arshad told PTI. 

Recently, Ranveer took to Instagram and posted a video in which he is seen performing with Sara and other "Golmaal" cast-- Arshad, Shreyas Talpade, Tusshar Kapoor, Kunal Kemmu.

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"It was so much fun. It feels the same, the energy was same. If someone told us the next day you have to shoot for 'Golmaal 5', we could've done that. We are all very familiar with the entire crew so it felt like home. The fun part or the interesting part was interacting with Ranveer," Arshad said.

Arshad describes Ranveer's energy and dedication to his craft as "insane".

"I really love him, what a guy! He is complete mad and his passion for work is insane. His combination with Rohit will be very nice. They'll be so good together. Even Sara was really sweet," the Munna Bhai actor said.

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Arshad, who will be next seen in "Bhaiaji Superhit" starring Sunny Deol and Priety Zinta, says it's extremely important to have the right co-stars and crew because you will be spending so much time with them.

"Sunny's politeness and goodness has stayed with me. He is so calm when it comes to work. It's right to have the right co-stars, it's extremely important your cast and crew is nice because you'll be spending so much time. If you don't have the right people around you, it's going to be a tough ride," Arshad added.