The sizzling, sweet actress of small screen, Additi Gupta most popularly known as Heer of Kis Des Mein Hai Meraa Dil shares a very touchy moment which occurred on the sets with Telly Cafe.
Taking out time from her busy schedule, the actress tells us, "The whole atmosphere on the sets had become depressing because of the onscreen death of Preet (Sushant Singh Rajput) and due to which we had stopped all the masti. Past few days we had to shoot for a sequence were Meher (Vaishali Sachdev) burst out crying because of Preet"s death and while the scene was on, I really cried on the sets looking at her. I felt so depressed that I really could not control my tears as they rolled down."
"To tell the truth it"s not always glycerin that makes us cry during the shoot. We use it only when we are not in the mood to cry or else for close up shots. But this scene was really very touchy which made me cry on the sets. I was standing behind Meher and while looking at her I lost my control and cried for real," the actress adds.
Well Additi, it can be said that crying on sets during the scene is a sign of turning into a true actor, isn't it?
Taking out time from her busy schedule, the actress tells us, "The whole atmosphere on the sets had become depressing because of the onscreen death of Preet (Sushant Singh Rajput) and due to which we had stopped all the masti. Past few days we had to shoot for a sequence were Meher (Vaishali Sachdev) burst out crying because of Preet"s death and while the scene was on, I really cried on the sets looking at her. I felt so depressed that I really could not control my tears as they rolled down."
"To tell the truth it"s not always glycerin that makes us cry during the shoot. We use it only when we are not in the mood to cry or else for close up shots. But this scene was really very touchy which made me cry on the sets. I was standing behind Meher and while looking at her I lost my control and cried for real," the actress adds.
Well Additi, it can be said that crying on sets during the scene is a sign of turning into a true actor, isn't it?
