We all know how tough it is to work round the clock. And when it comes to our actors who have to perform many characters and even stunt on multiple occasions, it is tough to a notch up.It seems all glam and glamour from outside, the inside deets prove that things are tough to a level where they become scary. In the process of doing justice to their roles, some actors even end up getting physically injured and one such incident recently took place on the sets of Star Plus’ upcoming finite series Rudrakaal. It happened so that the lead actor Bhanu Uday Goswami (who will be seen as DCP Ranjan Chittoda in the show) got bruised while shooting the opening episodes for the show.
We almost always see the best, most beautiful side of our favorite actors, which is why it’s difficult to imagine something bad happening to them. Contrary to popular belief though, acting can be a pretty grueling process.
Actor Bhanu Uday Goswami, however, is happy that he’s recovered fast. He says, “My upcoming show Rudrakaal is a crime investigative thriller drama series which does demand a few action sequences to be shot. Initially, it seemed like it would be easy enough and that I could pull it off smartly but in the due course of time, as we began shooting for the opening episodes, I happened to get a deep cut on my hand while performing a stunt. Though that did not stop me and I continued to shoot for the show. I’m blessed and thanks to the crowd that cheered me on, I felt less pain, and was able to finish my stunt.”
He further adds “Recently, I embraced another injury while performing a one more stunt sequence for the show. However, the knee injury wasn’t so severe and managed to resume shoot back again with ease. At times, one gets completely involved in the character and though it was painful, it was completely worth it.”
Rudrakaal includes an ensemble cast of Dipannita Sharma, Rudraksh Jaiswal, Harsh Joshi, Swanand Kirkire, Shruti Marathe, Kishor Kadam, Suraj Singh, Flora Saini, Bijay Anand, Dipannita Sharma, among others in pivotal roles.