After losing his memory while fighting enemies, Om has to battle terrorists and amnesia in order to restore his father's honour after his old man was arrested for betraying his country. In an Exclusive Chat with IndiaGlitz Bollywood, Aditya Roy Kapoor Opened up and relished the hard times during the shoot of the film, now that it's finally releasing on OTT.

On the intense training sessions for the character, at any point of time did you want to give up? he quirkly replied, "To be honest I don't think I ever wanted to give up, but there were some moments and time where you know there were like the last 2 reps of my work out session, I used to think that why am I doing anything at all, you know those existential questions that come to your mind but they quickly pass by because I know that this is what I want to do and kind of signed up for this, I was dying to do an action film and everything that goes with it. So no I never wanted to quit rather I wanted to put myself through that".

"There were bunch of emotional scenes in Om, I feel like those weren't that tough because of course they were very well written which makes it much easier for an actor, so I guess the toughest was the action, the climax was physically very demanding we shot it over 10-11 days, I was low on salt and low on water completely dehydrated above that I have to recite dialogues when I was dehydrated and the mind isn't working and it was very very tricky, so the climax was the toughest to shoot", replied Aditya Roy Kapoor on asking what the toughest scene in the movie according to him.