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Ratan Rajput, the snake charmer
Ratan Rajput, who plays Laali in Agle Janam Mohe Bitiya Kijo, proved that she doesn't get scared easily when she dealt with a snake on the sets of her show a few days ago.
The unit was apparently shooting in Film City when the sudden appearance of a snake threw everyone into a panic. It was Ratan who got the situation under control and managed to charm the snake.
Ratan told a newspaper, 'It may sound funny and unrealistic, but it is true. When the unit saw the snake, they hit the panic button. Though I was also a little scared, I managed to pick it up and throw it out. Thankfully, the snake wasn't a poisonous one.' She added, 'I shot with real snakes in the second episode of this show when we were stationed in Wai. Yes, those were trained but it was quite adventurous shooting with them. During the monsoons, some reptile or the other lands up on the sets, as Film City has forest cover nearby. I used to freak out earlier but I guess I'm getting used to it."
In the early days of shooting for Agle Janam Mohe Bitiya Kijo in Wai, Ratan had her fair share of adventure – plunging into mucky water, walking barefoot in the scorching heat, catching a rat, and even learning to catch a snake from one of the villagers.
http://www.indya.com/news/newsDetails.aspx?xfile=2009/September/News_20090909_41
Ratan Rajput, who plays Laali in Agle Janam Mohe Bitiya Kijo, proved that she doesn't get scared easily when she dealt with a snake on the sets of her show a few days ago.
Ratan told a newspaper, 'It may sound funny and unrealistic, but it is true. When the unit saw the snake, they hit the panic button. Though I was also a little scared, I managed to pick it up and throw it out. Thankfully, the snake wasn't a poisonous one.' She added, 'I shot with real snakes in the second episode of this show when we were stationed in Wai. Yes, those were trained but it was quite adventurous shooting with them. During the monsoons, some reptile or the other lands up on the sets, as Film City has forest cover nearby. I used to freak out earlier but I guess I'm getting used to it."
In the early days of shooting for Agle Janam Mohe Bitiya Kijo in Wai, Ratan had her fair share of adventure – plunging into mucky water, walking barefoot in the scorching heat, catching a rat, and even learning to catch a snake from one of the villagers.
http://www.indya.com/news/newsDetails.aspx?xfile=2009/September/News_20090909_41
