On this day 19 years ago, Vatsal Sheth made his Hindi film debut with the thriller ‘Tarzaan- The Wonder Car’. It is directed by Abbas-Mustan. Ajay Devgn portrayed Vatsal’s father in the film.

It also featured Amrish Puri, Farida Jalal, Sadashiv Amrapurkar, Shakti Kapoor, and Gulshan Grover. Raj. The film’s protagonist, converts his late father’s vehicle into the stunning Taarzan.
However, the presence of his father’s ghost leads the car to come to life. It swiftly begins slaughtering his father’s killers as well.
Celebrating the same, the actor shared series of unseen pictures taking all of us down the memory lane. It features the movie’s director, Abbas-Mustan, Ajay Devgn, and a large number of other cast members.
Vatsal claims that even though the movie went into the unfamiliar waters of a revenge automobile. He could not have hoped for a better start as the movie approaches its 19-year anniversary.
“I was never skeptical and was more than excited. Abbas-Mustan is a very big name in the industry and I got to debut under them, It was a car movie, and who doesn’t like cars? It was such an amazing concept, set up in a nice way, big budget film and we had Ajay sir in the film. I thought it couldn’t get better than that,” he mentioned in an interview with Midday.
Speaking about how he landed the film, Vatsal shared,
“Well, to my surprise there was no audition. I met Abbas-Mustan and they spoke to me for a good one hour. My manager called and said that I am in for the project. I did not even ask whether they want my pictures or an audition. I didn’t want to lose out on the film, I was like ‘great’. When we started shooting, I asked Abbas-Mustan bhai why they did not do my audition and what made them sign me. They had not even seen my TV show ‘Just Mohabbat’.
They said,
“Vastal, we auditioned and met like a lot of guys, at least 40-50 guys. They said that everybody used to come to their office and everyone would wear tight shirts, sleeves, and jackets. They were fully dressed up and showing off their physique and muscles’. They said you were the only one who came in a simple shirt and jeans, and they felt like oh this is the boy.”