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2:13Now PlayingVeteran actress Shabana Azmi, who is basking in the success of her latest release 'Rocky Aur Rani Ki Prem Kahani', recently recalled the incident which made her think of quitting the film industry. The actress was talking about the humiliation she had to face in front of junior artists during the shoot of her 1977 movie 'Parvarish', when she had asked the dance master Kamal to give her a few rehearsals before filming the song. Shabana said she was a bit tense about her performance as she had to match steps with Neetu Singh, who was a good dancer and asked the choreographer to change the steps. Shabana said, 'Okay, lights off. Now Shabana Ji is now going to teach Kamal dance master what steps to do’. It was so humiliating and bad that I just ran off the set. I was in these ghastly clothes. I went out to find my car was not there so in those clothes I started walking barefoot to my house in Juhu, crying away and saying ‘I am not going to work in any Hindi film anymore. I just don’t want this humiliation.' Shabana was then calmed down by the director of the film Manmohan Desai. The actress added, ' said this is something I will never do again. That humiliation is something I come in touch with even today when I have to do a dance step which I am much more comfortable with now, but I get that tension. Horrible.' For more news and updates, stay tuned to ETimes.
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