Mumbai, Jan 15 (SocialNews.XYZ) Ruchi Narain -- who has directed the upcoming streaming series ‘Karmma Calling’ -- has shared why she had to scream at the cast of the show during one scene.
The director opened up about the scene as she said that it was a night scene and the crew had to be on time because of the approaching sunrise.
The most difficult scenes to shoot are those when there is a hilarious moment, but the actors have to control their laughter. While being fun for actors, this can usually become a challenge for a director, especially when it’s a high pressure situation.
Talking about the scene, the director said: “One sequence which became a challenge was the sit down dinner sequence with all the main characters. It's a high drama scene where everyone is setting the other off in some or the other way. We were shooting this scene at around 4:00 am and suddenly Raveena started giggling and everybody joined her. We had to finish the sequence before the sun came up.”
She further mentioned: “It was really high pressure for me. I was sitting behind the monitor and every time we said action and someone said their line, they would all just burst out laughing. I was worried about finishing the scene and I had to shout at them like they were school children.”
‘Karmma Calling’ is based on the U.S. original series ‘Revenge’, which aired from 2011-2015 and was produced by ABC Signature, a part of Disney Television Studios.
Produced by R.A.T Films, ‘Karmma Calling’ drops on January 26, 2024 on Disney+ Hotstar.
Source: IANS
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