Actor Continued Kissing Even After Director Said Cut - Star Actress Reveals Shocking Facts
In recent years, several women have shared their horrifying experiences on movie sets, exposing the shadowy side of the film industry.
Bollywood actress sayani gupta has recently come up to talk about one such experience she had while working on a movie set.
"I had a terrible time doing a kissing sequence for a movie. "The director said 'cut,' but the actor kept kissing me," Sayani remarked.
Sayani said that when filming such personal sequences, an intimacy coordinator must be present on set.
Bollywood actress sayani gupta has recently come up to talk about one such experience she had while working on a movie set.
"I had a terrible time doing a kissing sequence for a movie. "The director said 'cut,' but the actor kept kissing me," Sayani remarked.
Sayani said that when filming such personal sequences, an intimacy coordinator must be present on set.
"When filming personal sequences, a lot of individuals used to take advantage. Actors I've worked with have kept kissing after the director yelled "cut." They will cause us discomfort. Nobody else would be aware of this. However, it's a negative thing," Sayani stated.
The actress also talked candidly about another awkward moment she experienced while filming "Four More Shots Please."
"I had to lie on a Goan beach in a very short dress while filming a scene for 'Four More Shots Please.'" There were maybe seventy men in front of me. But none of them was prepared to offer me a scarf. It is alarming that there is no regard for the safety of an actor or anybody else. Boundaries are frequently crossed, and this mentality must alter," she stated.
The actress also talked candidly about another awkward moment she experienced while filming "Four More Shots Please."
"I had to lie on a Goan beach in a very short dress while filming a scene for 'Four More Shots Please.'" There were maybe seventy men in front of me. But none of them was prepared to offer me a scarf. It is alarming that there is no regard for the safety of an actor or anybody else. Boundaries are frequently crossed, and this mentality must alter," she stated.