Many actors from the 80’s and 90’s have been seen talking about the days when vans weren’t trivial and actors got in trouble for changing clothes or going to the washroom. Cut to present when actors enjoy the luxury of having their own personal vans and large entourages. In earlier times, actors often had to manage with minimal facilities during outdoor shoots. the actor Daisy Shah Recently, he looked back on those days and recounted how even the top stars had to do without a private space while filming abroad.Daisy recalled that she performed as a background dancer in the show ‘Rehnaa Hai Terre Dil Mein’ which marked R Madhavan and R Madhavan. Dia MirzaBollywood debut. Daisy recalled a schedule in South Africa where the cast and crew had no van at all.“I remember, Dia once had to change her costume in a song, so she had to go to the mall to change. We didn’t have a van. Not even the leading actors, let alone the dancers, and the celebrities didn’t have a van at that time. They would look for malls nearby and change there. Or we would sit there, do it in a restaurant and they would do it. That’s how things worked back then,” said Daisy in an interview with Bollywood Bubble. He also talked about the harsh weather conditions during the shoot. As the team was filming in freezing temperatures, the dancers huddled near the lights between takes to stay warm. Daisy was grateful that the production team finally helped.“When they asked us to go for a photo shoot, we would be freezing. But the good part was that the makers ignored us. The next day, they got bodysuits to wear under our costumes so we wouldn’t feel cold,” she shared.In an interview with BBC Hindi, Dia Mirza reflected on the lack of basic facilities available on film sets during that period. “When we went on location to record songs, a basic thing like a toilet wouldn’t be available. We’d have to go behind trees, behind rocks, and three people would cover you with big sheets. We wouldn’t have a place to change clothes. Basically, we lacked access to privacy, access to basic hygiene.”“Released in 2001, Rehnaa directed Hai Terre Dil Mein Gautham Vasudev Menon and served as the Hindi dub of his Tamil film Minnale. The film also appeared Saif Ali Khan and Anupam Kher in important roles.
