Motion director Sham Kaushal felt THIS whereas taking pictures for the fireplace scene for ‘Om Shanti Om’ with Shah Rukh Khan! | Hindi Film Information

Sham Kaushal, a seasoned motion director boasts a long-standing profession within the movie trade, having weathered its varied challenges and triumphs. Reflecting on his journey, he not too long ago shared anecdotes of moments fraught with threat throughout his tenure as each a stuntman and an motion director. Recounting situations the place he sensed he was pushing boundaries too far, Sham confessed to experiencing bouts of tension, even likening the depth of sure stunts to the specter of a possible coronary heart assault.

In a dialog with Komal Nahta, Sham Kaushal reminisced about executing probably the most daunting stunts of his profession, describing it as a second etched with worry and adrenaline. He stated, “I used to be doing a stunt the place my physique was on fireplace and I needed to run and soar right into a swimming pool. By the point, I used to be close to the swimming pool, I used to be actually feeling the warmth. I had burnt my ears so I jumped into the pool earlier than the mark from the place I used to be initially supposed to leap. I might see the flame above me.”

When questioned about related experiences throughout his tenure as an motion director, Sham recounted two notably tense moments from the movies ‘Om Shanti Om’ and ‘Raavan’, the place he grappled with overwhelming stress and strain.
Reflecting on the fiery sequence in Farah Khan’s ‘Om Shanti Om’, that includes Shah Rukh Khan and Deepika Padukone, Sham shared his insights, “In Om Shanti Om, the place there’s a fireplace on the movie’s set… The actors have been on set, there have been three cameras, 60 folks from my group have been additionally inside. We needed to be very specific in regards to the timing of lighting the fireplace after which dousing it as a result of distinction of 1 second can show to be harmful. These are the moments that kill you and you are feeling such as you’re going to undergo a coronary heart assault. I find yourself breaking down at occasions.”

He additionally reminisced a few tense motion sequence from Mani Ratnam’s ‘Raavan’, which left him equally fraught with stress. “In Mani Ratnam’s movie’s climax scene, the bridge collapses and there’s a battle sequence on it. We had constructed an precise bridge on the Malshej ghat and there was no technique to get to it and the valley was 2000 toes deep.
My stunt group used to first go and rehearse. We might make them put on a harness, drop them on the bridge by a crane, and make them rehearse. They might be introduced again after which we’d take the actors. These moments… they have been killing me.”