1Director Vibhu Virender Puri did a recce of 100 odd days for the 90-day shoot.
2Ayushmann Khurrana tried nine looks to get the look of his character Shivi.
3Ayushmann also had to lose a few kilos as his character couldn't have a gym-trained physique.
4Since Shivi is a Maharashtrian, Ayushmann got the language and diction right by interacting with his staff in Marathi.
5The term Hawai Jahaz was coined by Shivkar Talpade, on whom the character is inspired from.
6The soundtrack is a collaboration of talents like Wadani Brothers, Rekha Bhardwaj, Sukhwinder and also Ayushmann.
7The ghazal and reprise version of Mirza Ghalib's Dil-E-Naadaan used in the film was composed by Ayushmann during his college days.
81895-Bombay was recreated in Gondal in Gujarat.
9Ayushmann used a public toilet in Gondal because he didn't even have his own vanity van out there.
10He changed his clothes in a classroom.
11Ayushmann Khurrana overcame his fear of heights during the shoot of this movie, as the plot required him to be suspended several feet above the ground during a major part of the movie.
12For one particular shot, Ayushmann Khurrana took 20 re-takes, as he could not get on top of a tree.
13Hawaizaada was earlier titled 'Bombay Fairytale'.
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PLOT SUMMARY
The story of Hawaizaada begins in the 1890s India under the British Rule. After repeating the same class eight times, Shivi (Ayushmann Khurrana) is expelled from school. He's enjoying his newly attained freedom when he bumps into the sensuality personified Sitara (Pallavi Sharda), the local diva, and Cupid strikes.
Meanwhile, fed up of his rebellious and carefree ways, Shivi's father shows him the door. The reality of his ouster also hits Sitara hard. Afraid of the thought that she'll be accused of bringing shame and disgrace to Shivi, she decides to leave the city. Distraught and dejected, Shivi slips into a life of sin and debauchery, till Shastry enters his life. An eccentric yet genius scientist and Vedic scholar, Shastry inspires Shivi to take control of himself and shares with him his dream of doing the impossible -- of making the world's first aircraft, an interpretation of freedom.
Will Shivi ever be able to live up to his guru's dream forms the crux of this story about a failed lover, a diva, an old man's dream and an impossible machine.
Spoiler ahead: Do not read this until you have seen the film
Shastry dies mid-way and his unfinished dream of making the airplane stays. The British try their best to thwart Shivi plans too. However, Shivi who is truly repentant that he was in a way responsible for killing Shastry by stealing a book that had his `secret recipe' to make an object fly; completes his mentor's dream. He makes the airplane and takes his true love Sitara on the first ride. So in a sense it is an Indian who actually flew the first ever plane. Yes though history has it that in 1903, the Wright Brothers flew a plane in North Carolina, eight years prior to this, in the pre-Independence period, an Indian had actually made history.
According to a report on Boxofficeindia.com, Hawaizaada earned Rs 50 lakh nett on its first day. This is much lesser than the film Khamoshiyan which is an erotic thriller from the Bhatt camp.
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Hawaizaada is inspired from the life of scientist Shivkar Bapuji Talpade who is believed to have constructed world's first unmanned plane.
(Source: Boxofficeindia.com)
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