Ken Ghosh who directed Shahid Kapoor in his debut film Ishq Vishq Pyar Vyar and directed his forthcoming film Chance Pe Dance, says Shahid has changed for good.
Ken admits Shahid was working on Chance Pe Dance simultaneously with Kaminey and Dil Bole Hadippa and there would be huge problems with dates.
“I’d ask for three days. He would have only one day to spare. I’d naturally be upset. Then understandably, Shahid wanted time off. He couldn’t be seen on my set straight after shooting for one of the other two films. This naturally led to heated arguments. For me as a director it was okay to come on the sets without sleep. But Shahid had to catch up on his resting time. Or the dark circles would have shown on camera. And since Shahid is fair-complexioned those dark circles would be even more visible,” says Ken.
Talking about how Shahid has improved as an actor Ken says, “Shahid’s dancing in Chance Pe Dance is the film’s mainstay. But his performance is not just about dancing. Some of the things he has done in the dramatic scenes took me by surprise. Shahid has brought subtle expressions into scenes which I didn’t catch while shooting. Only during editing I realized what he had done.”
She may have played the girl-next door in ‘Ishq Vishq’, a tomboy in ‘Main Hoon Na’ and a demure belle in ‘Vivaah’, but the girl’s thoughts on pre-marital sex is as explosive as a dynamite. The coy-looking lass has no qualms in entering into a heated love-making session with Boyfriend even if it’s scorned by the conservatives in our Indian society.
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