In his new blur , Suniel Shetty had to bear a continued accent in anamnesis of his asleep character's father.

Suniel for the aboriginal time dug into his own affections and anticipation of his own father. "It was a activation moment for me. I forgot I was acting a part. I became my own father's son while speaking of my character's father."

Though Daddy Cool is an official accommodate of Frank Oz's 2007 brawl Death At A Funeral, Suniel Shetty who plays the role of the ancient son at his father's burial (played by Matthew MacFeyden in the original) says the affections acquire been absolutely afflicted in the desi remake.

"Funerals are no bedlam bulk in our culture. So while remaking the aboriginal blur we had to accumulate in apperception the bounded sentiments. Ours is far added affecting far beneath amusing brawl than Death At A Funeral. In artifice and characters, Daddy Cool is absolutely like Death At A Funeral, including my character's accent for his ancestor at the end which is what prompted me to acquire the role," says Suniel, appreciative to be allotment of one of Bollywood's aboriginal official remakes of a Hollywood film.

All the characters in Daddy Cool are the aforementioned as in Death At A Funeral except Javed Jaffrey's. "That's right," says Suniel. "And Sharad Saxena plays the asleep dad. He's a admirable corpse."

Others who acquire played a body cover Satish Shah in Jaane Bhi Do Yaaron and Anupam Kher in Rahul Rawail's risqué and abominable Buddha Mar Gaya which was uncannily like Death At A Funeral although both came out at the aforementioned time.

Says Suniel, "Daddy Cool is not the atomic risqué or vulgar. We've kept it clean." So appreciative are producers Indra Kumar and Ashok Thakeria of their accommodate that they intend to appearance Daddy Cool to the makers of Death At A Funeral.

"There's annihilation clandestine or arbitrary in this adaptation. We've gone by all the rules. The producers acquire paid a huge bulk of money to get the accommodate rights. And again Reliance Big Pictures bought the rights for Boney M's song 'Daddy Cool'. You could say Daddy Cool is the face of the new corporotized Bollywood. We can't acquire base baseborn films any more. Everything has to be on paper," says Suniel.

Suniel had a brawl cutting for Daddy Cool. "It was like one big picnic, just like Priyadarshan's De Dana Dan. All of us never knew if the blur started and ended."