In a recent interview, veteran actor-director Tinnu Anand delves into the challenges he faced while directing the 1970s film ‘Duniya Meri Jeb Mein,’ starring iconic brothers Shashi Kapoor and Rishi Kapoor. Anand opens up about the unusual circumstances that led to the film taking five years to complete.
Nervous Moments with the Kapoor Brothers
Tinnu Anand reveals that he experienced ‘nervous attacks’ during the filming process, primarily because Shashi and Rishi Kapoor, cast as on-screen brothers, were never present on set simultaneously. This insight sheds light on the complexities faced by the director in managing the schedules of these two Bollywood legends.
Shashi Kapoor’s ‘Taxi Actor’ Title
Anand discloses an intriguing aspect of Shashi Kapoor’s involvement in the project. According to the director, Shashi Kapoor earned the moniker ‘Taxi actor’ due to the demands of his hectic schedule. Anand shares anecdotes of Kapoor’s commitment to multiple shifts a day and how this earned him a unique title in the industry.
Rishi Kapoor’s Unconventional Deal
Adding another layer to the behind-the-scenes drama, Rishi Kapoor’s approach to remuneration took an unexpected turn. The actor refused payment but with a condition that added a distinctive dimension to his involvement in the film. Anand unfolds the details of this unconventional deal, providing a glimpse into Rishi Kapoor’s commitment to the project.
Unveiling the Challenges and Anecdotes
Tinnu Anand’s revelations offer a captivating narrative of the challenges faced during the making of ‘Duniya Meri Jeb Mein.’ From scheduling conflicts to unique actor demands, the interview provides an insightful look into the dynamics of Bollywood filmmaking during that era.
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