The lofty beauty said that on the set of the film, the actor carried a modest image, despite his seniority.

“It was really really nice. Actually Dharamji is very young at heart. He just got there with all of us. He was like part of the crew. He didn’t keep away…or…. He wasn’t like ok…I am senior…he was always defending me…, as Bobby likes to tease me…..so he was like that’s not good….so it was really sweet,” Kaif said.

The ‘Namastay London’ beauty added that she wouldn’t want to steal the limelight for her performance in ‘Apne’, for the film belongs to Dharmendra and his sons Sunny and Bobby Deol.

“The effort and the way they have performed in the film…I mean I can shout…watch me…. watch me…. but it’s surely Dharamji’s, Sunny’s and Bobby’s film,” she added.

Dharmendra and Sunny Deol had starred in J P Dutta’s multi-starrer, Kshatriya.

And before that, the Jat father-son duo crossed swords, literally, in Mukul Anand’s ambitious desert drama, Sultanat. The flaky script didn’t offer them a chance to convey any beta-pitaji emotions.

Let’s hope we see more of them in Anil Sharma’s forthcoming