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@bold - i didnot find anything ethically wrong in signing another show when u r doing other show until unless actor completely leave the main show in soup.
Ashish took JDL it is his personal choice as we have personal choice to watch RR... it is his career which comes first and i feel he is doing justice to both shows... it is camera direction and the director who has to make the scene look real and coverup the body doubles as they have given permission to Ashish to go for JDL
Most definitely there is an impact. I mean you want your main lead to do something and guess what he is not around. And now you have to plan the scene using a body double and be clever about it. and now you got to modify your story a little bit to cover up the lack of the main lead. It is bound to happen. And that is what makes it unethical. Not legally as I said. But morally. You commit to a show and now you show up for the 12 hours but you are tired and need to sleep. And Ashish himself said that the RR team is being very kind and work around his schedule. Why should the rest of the RR team have to go thro this? and like someone posted folks are noticing. And I can see it too, suddenly the way the whole scene is shown is a bit watered down.
They already have TRP woes and now it is compounded with a tired, sometimes missing main lead...
So its not just in the TV industry. It happens in our work places too. The whole team works when everyone is available, engaged, committed and motivated. When one of the main people in the team is diverted, it does cause an impact on the others. And we all see it in our teams as well... Suddenly there is a dip. the team synergy goes a bit wayward.
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