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Stand-up comedian Trupti stalled Vidya Balan's shot?

| @indiablooms | Nov 14, 2017, at 04:17 am

Mumbai, Nov 13 (IBNS): Trupti Khamkar, who is known for her comic timings via her stand up comedy shows, stalled Vidya Balan's shot for 10 mins while shooting for Tumhari Sulu. 

The actress had to shout aloud for a scene which cracked Vidya so hard that she couldn't stop laughing and they have to stop shooting for her to calm down.

Sharing the incident, Trupti says, "There was a scene where I had to scream at the peak of my voice on the road. Suresh, the director told me to go full throttle and he informed same to her. When we shot for it, I screamed so hard that Vidya got startled and she started laughing and we have to stop shooting for 10 mins.  It's very well known that when Vidya laughs it takes some time for her to calm down and get back to shooting."

Trupti Khamkar is the only actress, who has performed play in three different languages in Shakespeare Globe in London and has also been part of TVF's Humourously Yours and Bisht Please.

 

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