Director Anurag Basu expressed his support for actor Deepika Padukone’s call for an eight -hour work shift in the film industry. Demand has held significant discussions after Padukon’s Sandeep Reddy Wanga’s upcoming film, ‘Spirit’. In an interview recently, Basu aligned himself with Padukone’s stand, emphasizing a healthy work-life balance in filmmaking.

Deepika Padukone’s low -working hours of demand has gained support from various industry data, including actors such as Sonakshi Sinha, Neha Dhupia and Vikrant Massey. Basu added his voice to this support, stating, “I don’t even like the shift at work for a long time. My actors never complain about long or stress at work. Therefore, I fully agree what Deepika Padukone had to say. This is a film. I never give my actors a chance to complain about it,” he said. Firstpost,

The director of the ‘Metro … In Dino’ shared insight into his own perspective for filmmaking, which prefer the good of his actors. He said, “I want my actor to be very happy on the set and know his characters well. I don’t give them much information before the shoot starts. Basu’s method allows actors to attach the actors to attach to his roles, promotes a favorable work environment, he exposed.

Get out of Deepika Padukone’s ‘soul’

The decision to move away from Padukon’s ‘Spirit’ allegedly stems from the disability of the director to accommodate its eight -hour working request. Instead of Triptii Dimri after the departure of Paducone, the project set to star Prabhas. This has highlighted the ongoing debate about the work situation in Bollywood, especially about the demands placed on women who awaken many responsibilities.

Meanwhile, Basu’s recent release, ‘Metro … In Dino’, is well received by the audience, earned Rs 22.15 crore in its first five days at the box office. The film, a spiritual sequel ‘Life in a … Metro’ (2007), discovering love stories in major Indian cities.