Parents Reaction on seeing my S*X scene... Tripti Dimri Reveals
Triptii Dimri claimed that her parents were 'caught aback' by her moments in Animal. The actress rose to prominence with her performance in Ranbir Kapoor's Animal. Not only has she been labeled the national crush for her performance in the film, but she has also captured viewers' attention with her daring personal sequences in the film with Ranbir. Triptii said in a new interview that her parents saw the video and were astonished by the personal parts. She stated that it took some time for them to process it.
"My parents were a little taken aback," Triptii told bollywood Hungama. 'We have never seen something like this in cinema, and you have done it,' they exclaimed. It took them some time to recover from that scene. They were, nevertheless, quite nice to me. 'You shouldn't have done that, but it's okay,' they said. We will undoubtedly feel this as parents."
"I assured them that I was not doing anything improper. It's my work, and as long as I'm comfortable and safe, I don't see why I shouldn't do it. "I am an actor, and I have to be completely honest with the character that I play, which I did," she continued.
Triptii had already discussed filming the scenario. She said that just five persons were permitted on the set the day the film was shot. She went on to say that Ranbir was continually checking in on her to see whether she was okay during filming the sequence.
"Fortunately, in my case, whether I was doing the rape scene in Bulbull (her 2020 Netflix film) or this one, they kept asking me if I was okay." They also made certain that no more than five people were present for the sequence, including the director, DOP, and actors. Nobody else was permitted on site, all monitors were turned off, and they said, "This is the scene we're doing." Please let us know if you are ever uncomfortable. "We'll go at your pace," Triptii told Instant Bollywood.
"My parents were a little taken aback," Triptii told bollywood Hungama. 'We have never seen something like this in cinema, and you have done it,' they exclaimed. It took them some time to recover from that scene. They were, nevertheless, quite nice to me. 'You shouldn't have done that, but it's okay,' they said. We will undoubtedly feel this as parents."
"I assured them that I was not doing anything improper. It's my work, and as long as I'm comfortable and safe, I don't see why I shouldn't do it. "I am an actor, and I have to be completely honest with the character that I play, which I did," she continued.
Triptii had already discussed filming the scenario. She said that just five persons were permitted on the set the day the film was shot. She went on to say that Ranbir was continually checking in on her to see whether she was okay during filming the sequence.
"Fortunately, in my case, whether I was doing the rape scene in Bulbull (her 2020 Netflix film) or this one, they kept asking me if I was okay." They also made certain that no more than five people were present for the sequence, including the director, DOP, and actors. Nobody else was permitted on site, all monitors were turned off, and they said, "This is the scene we're doing." Please let us know if you are ever uncomfortable. "We'll go at your pace," Triptii told Instant Bollywood.