Dimple Kapadia recalls Nana Patekar’s intense directing style in Prahaar
· Entertainment · Indian Express, Times of India
Dimple Kapadia recalled that Nana Patekar tried to whip her into a lather for a scene in 1991 film Prahaar by asking her to imagine a personally violent experience, which she embraced wholeheartedly. She stated that even when working as co-stars, Patekar always prioritized the film's betterment over his own performance, collaborating closely with all actors. Kapadia also recounted an incident on the sets of Tum Milo Toh Sahi where Patekar reminded her not to resort to glycerine but simply remember her dialogue. She noted that while Patekar often tried to intimidate her, actors had to take it in their stride. The actress worked with Patekar across five films including his directorial debut Prahaar and Krantiveer.
Why it matters
Dimple Kapadia's account reveals Nana Patekar's demanding but collaborative directorial approach, highlighting how he pushed actors for authentic performances while championing the film's overall quality.
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