Rabb Se Hai Dua's Amrapalli Gupta alleges bad behaviour from co-star Dheeraj Dhoopar
Amrapalli Gupta has expressed that Dheeraj Dhoopar's consistent tardiness disrupted the filming schedule for their show. This resulted in delays for both script readings and lunch breaks, causing frustration among the cast and crew. Gupta believes these ongoing issues may have played a role in the show's eventual cancellation, underscoring the need for all artists to honor each person's time on…
Amrapalli Gupta, a co-star on popular television show Rabb Se Hai Dua, has accused her fellow cast member Dheeraj Dhoopar of disruptive behavior on set. In an interview with Telly Masala, the actress alleged that Dhoopar's chronic tardiness caused significant delays to the shooting schedule, leaving the rest of the cast and crew waiting for hours.
Despite the contract stipulating a 11 am to 9 pm working schedule, Gupta claimed that Dhoopar would often not be ready to shoot until around 12:45 pm or 1 pm. This tardiness, according to her, caused considerable disruption to the entire team, as other actors had to wait patiently for the production to begin. Once Dhoopar was ready, the cast would engage in a script reading, but by the time the reading concluded, it would be close to lunchtime, further disrupting the day's schedule.
Gupta emphasized that every artist, regardless of their standing in the industry, should show consideration for their colleagues. She stressed that everyone should think about how their actions affect the team and should show due respect to others who are waiting. While Gupta could not be certain, she suggested that Dhoopar's delays could be a major reason behind the show's cancellation.
Her claims have drawn significant attention, highlighting the alleged impact of Dhoopar's delays on the overall team dynamics. However, Gupta's statements are based on her personal experience, and Dhoopar's response to these allegations was not included in the available interview details.
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