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Shahid Kapoor throwing tantrums?
Had it not been for Aditya Chopra, Parmeet Sethi’s Badmaash Company for Yash Raj Films wouldn’t have been completed. Aditya played peacemaker between Shahid and Parmeet who shared a testy relationship after getting into a conflict right at the start of the shoot.
A source from the sets revealed, “Shahid was highly inquisitive and often questioned Parmeet’s decisions on the sets. More often than not, Shahid wanted to be the one to decide whether a shot was okay or not. He always used to question Parmeet about why he was asksing for so many retakes. Several times when Parmeet said ‘Ek aur baar karte hain,’ Shahid would demur because he felt he’d given a great shot.”
As days progressed, Shahid became extremely averse to retakes. In fact, he started losing his temper. On two occasions, he clearly said he didn’t think it necessary to give a retake, but better sense prevailed in the end. But on one occasion, Shahid simply refused to return on the sets.
Naturally, it resulted in some hi-voltage drama that brought the shoot to a grinding halt. When matters reached Aditya’s ears, he decided to intervene. “Aditya went up to Shahid and told him that Parmeet wasn’t doing anything without his knowledge and consent. Shahid understood Aditya’s point and returned to the set.”
While Parmeet remained unavailable for comment, Shahid laughed it off and said, “If there is anything I don’t mind, it’s giving a retake.”
Shahid has had differences with his directors in the past - he did not get along too well with Ken Ghosh while shooting Chance Pe Dance and even with Vishal Bhardwaj during Kaminey.
Had it not been for Aditya Chopra, Parmeet Sethi’s Badmaash Company for Yash Raj Films wouldn’t have been completed. Aditya played peacemaker between Shahid and Parmeet who shared a testy relationship after getting into a conflict right at the start of the shoot.
A source from the sets revealed, “Shahid was highly inquisitive and often questioned Parmeet’s decisions on the sets. More often than not, Shahid wanted to be the one to decide whether a shot was okay or not. He always used to question Parmeet about why he was asksing for so many retakes. Several times when Parmeet said ‘Ek aur baar karte hain,’ Shahid would demur because he felt he’d given a great shot.”
As days progressed, Shahid became extremely averse to retakes. In fact, he started losing his temper. On two occasions, he clearly said he didn’t think it necessary to give a retake, but better sense prevailed in the end. But on one occasion, Shahid simply refused to return on the sets.
Naturally, it resulted in some hi-voltage drama that brought the shoot to a grinding halt. When matters reached Aditya’s ears, he decided to intervene. “Aditya went up to Shahid and told him that Parmeet wasn’t doing anything without his knowledge and consent. Shahid understood Aditya’s point and returned to the set.”
While Parmeet remained unavailable for comment, Shahid laughed it off and said, “If there is anything I don’t mind, it’s giving a retake.”
Shahid has had differences with his directors in the past - he did not get along too well with Ken Ghosh while shooting Chance Pe Dance and even with Vishal Bhardwaj during Kaminey.
