“People take advantage of the opportunity”, Annu Kapoor’s big statement on intimate scenes of films.
New Delhi. There has often been debate and discussion in the film industry regarding intimate scenes during shooting. Meanwhile, actor Annu Kapoor, known for his outspoken statements, has shared a serious and shocking experience on this subject.
During an interview, Annu Kapoor told that he has done many such scenes in his career, where professionalism has been most important. He said that during shooting it is always kept in mind that co-stars, especially actresses, do not feel uncomfortable in any way.
Recalling an old incident, Annu Kapoor said that during an intimate scene on a film set, an actor was so overcome with emotions that even after the director said ‘cut’, he did not come out of the scene. This situation made the actress present there very uncomfortable. He further said that the actress became so upset that she did not come out of her room for two days.
Sharing this experience, Annu Kapoor also said that some people in the film industry try to take advantage of such situations, which is not right at all. According to him, discipline and respect are most important on the shooting set.
He also clarified that in his career, he has always done such scenes professionally and has taken full care of the comfort of his co-stars. If an actress feels nervous, he tries to understand the situation and does not put unnecessary pressure.
In the same conversation, he also mentioned the film 7 Khoon Maaf and told that during the shooting, there was an uncomfortable situation regarding some scenes, but he completed the work in a professional manner.
After this statement of Annu Kapoor, once again the discussion has intensified in the film industry regarding the environment, consent and professional behavior of the shooting set. According to him, the safety and respect of the artists is more important than any scene.
Overall, his statement also raises a serious question on the working methods and responsible behavior in the industry.
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