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Renowned actor Shekhar Suman, alongside his son Adhyayan Suman, has come forward in defense of filmmaker Sanjay Leela Bhansali amidst rumors of the director’s intense temperament on set. Addressing concerns regarding Bhansali’s reputed short temper, the duo emphasized the director’s right to express himself, attributing his demeanor to a pursuit of perfectionism in his craft.
In a recent interview with Siddharth Kannan, Shekhar Suman passionately advocated for Bhansali’s creative process, asserting, “How does it matter if he’s short-tempered? He has every right to be.” Drawing parallels with other cinematic legends known for their demanding nature, Suman highlighted the correlation between perfectionism and impatience, suggesting that Bhansali’s intensity stems from a desire for excellence.
Adhyayan Suman, who recently collaborated with Bhansali on the upcoming series “Heeramandi: The Diamond Bazaar,” echoed his father’s sentiments, emphasizing the director’s deep investment in his actors’ performances. Despite initial apprehensions about working under Bhansali’s direction, Adhyayan praised the experience as an invaluable learning opportunity, describing it as a “film school” where actors are pushed to excel.
Recounting his nerves before filming, Adhyayan revealed a moment of anxiety that led him to seek solace in the bathroom, only to receive a reassuring pep-talk from his father. Reflecting on Bhansali’s keen eye for detail, Adhyayan shared an anecdote where the director commended his impeccable Urdu pronunciation, recognizing the influence of his father’s guidance.
Meanwhile, Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s ‘Heeramandi: The Diamond Bazaar’ will start streaming from May 1 onwards.
In a recent interview with Siddharth Kannan, Shekhar Suman passionately advocated for Bhansali’s creative process, asserting, “How does it matter if he’s short-tempered? He has every right to be.” Drawing parallels with other cinematic legends known for their demanding nature, Suman highlighted the correlation between perfectionism and impatience, suggesting that Bhansali’s intensity stems from a desire for excellence.
Adhyayan Suman, who recently collaborated with Bhansali on the upcoming series “Heeramandi: The Diamond Bazaar,” echoed his father’s sentiments, emphasizing the director’s deep investment in his actors’ performances. Despite initial apprehensions about working under Bhansali’s direction, Adhyayan praised the experience as an invaluable learning opportunity, describing it as a “film school” where actors are pushed to excel.
Recounting his nerves before filming, Adhyayan revealed a moment of anxiety that led him to seek solace in the bathroom, only to receive a reassuring pep-talk from his father. Reflecting on Bhansali’s keen eye for detail, Adhyayan shared an anecdote where the director commended his impeccable Urdu pronunciation, recognizing the influence of his father’s guidance.
Meanwhile, Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s ‘Heeramandi: The Diamond Bazaar’ will start streaming from May 1 onwards.
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