Varun Dhawan and Samantha Ruth Prabhu are gearing up for release of their much awaited series ‘Citadel: Honey Bunny’. Fans are eagerly waiting for the series to premiere. Ahead of the big release, Varun Dhawan and Samantha Ruth Prabhu took over Mumbai’s iconic Gaiety Galaxy theatre during promotion of their series. In an exclusive conversation with IANS, Samantha Ruth Prabhu shares her experience of working with Raj & DK.
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00:00Well, I did work on The Family Man with them and the first day I remember crying.
00:13This is seeming like a very recurring thing.
00:15They make all of the actors cry on the first day.
00:18The first day.
00:19The only person who smiled was me.
00:21Please do clarify that we didn't make you cry, it was the character.
00:26Do you know when I tell people that Raji, my character, I shot for The Family Man for 18 days.
00:32That's it?
00:33Wow.
00:34Only for one day, 18 days.
00:35That's damn good.
00:36All of the action, everything.
00:37And I shot in Chennai for like, okay, for 18 days.
00:42No.
00:4318 days.
00:44How many hours a day were it?
00:4523.
00:4623 hours a day.
00:47That's what they do.
00:48Usually one hour.
00:49It's for a slight nap.
00:50They'll quote it like that.
00:52Okay, sorry, sorry.
00:53How many hours a day?
00:54Definitely 12 hours.
00:5512 hours.
00:5612 hours a day.
00:57We always shoot 12 hours.
00:5812 hours a day.
00:59You said 10, she's saying 12.
01:00No, 12.
01:0112 hours.
01:0212 hours is the shift but for actors, they come late, they leave early, they forget everything.
01:05I shot 12 hours every single day.
01:0812 hours.
01:09Yeah, yeah, Family Man, we shot pretty much 7 to 7.
01:12Yeah, but you know, after, so first I complained and complained and cried and complained.
01:17But now, I don't know any other way to work.
01:21Because they have, they made me like this work horse, I think, that I, if I'm sitting
01:27around doing nothing, I'm actually way more agitated than I am doing a lot of work.
01:34So, they've made me, they've changed my whole personality.
01:37Changed you.
01:38Yeah, so I'm used to now.
01:40We worked, we did like some 3-4 scenes in a day.
01:44Yeah, 3-4 scenes, but I don't think I've worked more than 8 to 9 hours on this series.
01:48There were many days in Serbia which were lighter days, 100%.
01:51Serbia was the easiest.
01:53Even in Bombay, I think, when we were shooting in Mud Island and all.
01:56You won't feel it, you won't feel that.
01:58The action days felt long.
02:00Only the action days, they went long.
02:01Of course, they'll feel long.
02:02But, just for the record, we never shoot more than 12 hours.
02:0512 hours is the shift and by the time things start to happen and start to finish, it effectively
02:11is a 10-hour shooting day with a 1-hour lunch break.
02:13That's the typical day.
02:14At least they're giving you a lunch break.
02:16Then Vijay Sethupathi cries as well.
02:20Vijay Sethupathi's problem was...
02:24Maybe this is true for Samantha also, they're used to 8-hour shooting days.
02:27Oh, yeah, yeah.
02:29No, at least when we shoot 18 hours.
02:31No, South is all 9 to 5.
02:33I've shot like 9 to 5.
02:349 to 6.
02:35No, you all must be talking about Telugu film industry.
02:37Tamil film industry makes you shoot 18 hours.
02:40No, I don't know.
02:41Not 18 hours.
02:4218 hours I've shot.
02:43They've not given me lunch break also.
02:44See, now this question is...
02:47They thought you didn't know anything and convinced you that it's 18 hours.
02:50This is not even going on the thing.