Punjabi actress Sonia Mann has a different story to tell. She says the director kept postponing the shoot schedule and he failed to give her the script of the movie before the shoot. ���Initially, the shoot was supposed to start on May 12, but it got postponed to 21. They gave me the script at night at 10.30, that too in Malayalam. When I asked for a translated script, they said they don���t have it,��� says Sonia.
She says she was asked to sit with the assistant director and translate the script on her own.
���To top it all, the next day���s shoot was at 5.30 in the morning. If I sit through the whole night translating the script and learning it, when will I sleep?��� fumes Sonia. ���They said that all the North Indian girls working in the Malayalam film industry translate the scripts on their own. However, I have friends in the industry, who told me this is not true,��� she says, and adds that they failed to provide her with a hairdresser.
���A hairdresser and a make-up artist are the basic things that they provide an actress. When I asked for a hair dresser they asked me to do it on my own. However, when I insisted on one, they sent someone who had no idea about hair styling,��� says Sonia, who is currently in Mumbai attending a workshop for the shoot of a yet-to-be tiled movie directed by
Manish Jha.