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80s Actors Recount No Vanity Vans, Mall Costume Changes
19 May
Summary
- Actors previously lacked private spaces for costume changes.
- Filming occurred in harsh weather conditions with minimal facilities.
- Modern shoots offer luxury with personal vans and large entourages.
Actors from the 80s and 90s have shared poignant memories of challenging outdoor film shoots, highlighting a significant shift in industry standards. Daisy Shah recently recalled a schedule in South Africa for 'Rehnaa Hai Terre Dil Mein' where the cast and crew had no vanity vans. She recounted instances where actresses, including Dia Mirza, had to change costumes in public places like malls or restaurants due to the lack of private facilities. These conditions were compounded by harsh weather, with dancers often freezing between takes. Recognizing the discomfort, the production team later provided body suits to keep the cast warm. Dia Mirza herself had previously spoken about the absence of basic amenities like toilets on location, forcing actresses to seek extreme privacy for such needs. The film, released in 2001, marked the debut of R Madhavan and Dia Mirza.