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“It really gets difficult to hide our laughter while shooting a serious scene”- Achherr Bhardwaj from Aye Mere Humsafar
Mumbai. Shooting for a scene requires all your attention and presence of mind. Actors actually try to get into character’s skin to give their best shot. Shooting can be a very fun experience; you get to spend a lot of time with your co-actors which helps to build great camaraderie with them.
In the course of time there can be many instances that take place with the people you work with which helps them to make their tight shooting schedule bearable. One such instance is shared by Achherr Bhardwaj who can currently be seen in Dangal channel’s Aye Mere Humsafar as Lakhan Kothari.
Sharing his experience about one such instance Achherr says, “ While we are shooting for Aye mere Humsafar the plot has reached where there is a lot of fighting, shouting and arguments taking place and everyone is planning and plotting against Vidhi in the show. The situation is supposed to have a negative vibe but we tend to laugh on it.
What happens is, when we try to do a scene and look at each other’s face we end up cracking and it really gets difficult to hide our laughter while shooting a serious scene . Our director then gets really pissed and we have to deliver our dialogues like a good students.”
Well this must be a really fun situation to be in.


