Randeep Hooda reveals he swam in ‘crocodile-infested water’ whereas capturing for ‘Swatantra Veer Savarkar’ |

Randeep Hooda’s latest political drama ‘Swatantra Veer Savarkar‘ explored a extremely devoted and reworking section of the actor’s profession. The actor himself revealed the hurdles and efforts he put forth for this film. In a latest interview, he talked about a scary shot the place he needed to swim in crocodile-infested waters.
Whereas speaking to Tried & Refused Productions, Randeep mentioned a scene the place they needed to shoot in Kaala Pani of the Andaman Islands.There have been crocodile-infested waters, and the actor had 5 assistants throughout him. They had been instructed that Randeep didn’t know find out how to swim, however he was swimming and getting again with none points. This made the remainder of them surprise why they had been aiding him if he may swim this nicely. That’s when Randeep revealed they had been there for the crocs.

‘Swatantra Veer Savarkar’ couldn’t carry out as anticipated on the field workplace. It reportedly earned Rs 17.75 crores. It’s a biopic on freedom fighter Damodar Vinayak Savarkar. Launched on March 22, it additionally featured Ankita Lokhande.The actor confronted a number of critiques, together with labeling the film as too political and agenda-oriented. Nevertheless, he was with this movie for a very long time and was about to launch it on the final Independence Day. There have been a number of issues with makers and cash, which led him to push the discharge. For the final two years, he was solely targeted on this mission and didn’t need to wait additional. Thus, they introduced it to the silver display screen previous to the election.