Regarding their reunion for “Marvel’s Wastelanders: Star Lord,” Vrajesh Hirjee said: After “Rehnaa Hai Terre Dil Mein,” I finally got to meet him, and it was a joyous occasion

Saif Ali Khan and Vrajesh Hirjee are among the impressive cast members of “Marvel’s Wastelanders: Star-Lord,” an Amazon Original audiobook on Audible. Mantra Mugdh’s podcast has given listeners an audio experience like no other. Saif Ali Khan portrays Peter Quill, now known as Star-Lord, and Rocket Raccoon (Vrajesh Hirjee), his companion. This rendition, which uses informal Mumbai Hindi, is currently a favorite among listeners.

In our interview with Vrajesh, he discussed the podcast, their reunion after “Rehnaa Hai Terre Dil Mein,” and much more. According to Vrajesh, he and Saif Ali Khan produced 3/4 of the program, with the other 40% being shot separately at the actors’ individual homes. “My performance was not monotonous because there were no other actors,” he said. The audio medium is set up in such a manner that I could hear the voices of other characters via my headphones, and even if they weren’t, I still had the script and Mantra Mugdh was always there, so I could always play my role, whether Saif was present or not.

Hirjee reconnected with the Nawab of Pataudi and said, “After ‘Rehnaa Hai Terre Dil Mein’, I first met Saif saab. We both embraced, and it seemed like a reunion of “RHTDM.” It was quite lovely. I want to express my gratitude to Mantra and Audible for giving me the chance to work once again with Saif saab. He is a stunning guy, and as a professional, he is undoubtedly cutting edge. The experience of working with him was enjoyable.

He added, “The challenge is inherent in audio, and as an actor, it’s my duty how I overcome it,” while discussing the difficulty of the audio medium. As a result, I only execute with that perspective. I get to listen to other performers’ reactions, after which I adjust, and sometimes my director also instructs. I had no problems because of how I was behaving.

“I have been hosting a radio show for five years,” he said. As an RJ, I am sitting in my own area by myself when I present a morning program, and that is also an audio medium. In front of a live audience, I have given solo performances on stage. It’s a really scary location for an actor, whether he’s on stage, in front of the microphone, or simply penning anything. But if you learn to embrace that fear, everything will be OK. You are afraid because you aren’t getting instant response. However, this is the test. I have experience working in a variety of media, therefore I have no difficulties.

Since he was a little youngster, Vrajesh has followed every Marvel World comic book and film. If he had to choose only one, we’d pick Doctor Doom, the supervillain.