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Much has been written about the John Abraham-Arshad Warsi war of words during the shooting of Goal in London.
We couldn’t help but check with John about it. He explains, “Well, we did have disagreements while shooting but these were healthy arguments about the scene that we were shooting... it was about debating the correct way of handling the scene from our respective character’s point of view.. so people watching from far would think that we were fighting, going by our body language. However, that was not the case. Once the scene was filmed we would forget all about it sit and have lunch together. We both are of the opinion that it is better to understand the scene and thrash out each others viewpoint, rather than have audience questioning it while watching the scene.”
Source: timesofindia.indiatimes.com
We couldn’t help but check with John about it. He explains, “Well, we did have disagreements while shooting but these were healthy arguments about the scene that we were shooting... it was about debating the correct way of handling the scene from our respective character’s point of view.. so people watching from far would think that we were fighting, going by our body language. However, that was not the case. Once the scene was filmed we would forget all about it sit and have lunch together. We both are of the opinion that it is better to understand the scene and thrash out each others viewpoint, rather than have audience questioning it while watching the scene.”
Source: timesofindia.indiatimes.com
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