Born Free Entertainment is ready with its maiden home production Love Breakups Zindagi (LBZ) starring Zayed Khan, Dia Mirza and a whole bunch of talented supporting actors. The film directed by debutant Sahil Sangha is a breezy look at relationships in the modern world. The cast and crew had a blast shooting for this film and we bring you some pics of all the masti that happened behind the scenes of LBZ. We also have director Sahil Sangha giving you a lowdown on all the behind the scenes action. So over to you Sahil...
"This is a special song sequence which brings DISCO back like never before. In this shot you can see Zayed, Dia, Cyrus Sahukar, Tisca Chopra, Satyadeep Mishra and Auritra Ghosh dancing away to the beats of the remix version of 'Main Se Meena Se'."
"One of the highlights of LBZ is a special appearance by none other than Shah Rukh Khan. King Khan was more than gracious to bless the film and wished Team LBZ all the best. In spite of being so caught up with Ra.One and Don 2, he took out the time to shoot with us and it's a gesture which all of us at Born Free will always be grateful to him for."
Read More">“Zayed was joined on set one day by his son Zidaan and the little boy sure was the cynosure of everyone’s attention with his cute charming smile. Zidaan is camera friendly but he was more enamored by the concept of me wielding that microphone. He used to sit on my lap at times and watchRead More
"Zayed was joined on set one day by his son Zidaan and the little boy sure was the cynosure of everyone's attention with his cute charming smile. Zidaan is camera friendly but he was more enamored by the concept of me wielding that microphone. He used to sit on my lap at times and watch the monitor closely while I was directing the shot. In fact, for one shot, he even said 'Roll Sound, Camera, Action' on the microphone. Even though he is only 2 and a half year old, he is a really intelligent kid."
"We shot this in Alibaug. This was a magic moment for us - we wanted to can the shot in Magic light - so we had only about ten minutes to set up the Jib and put the actors up on the terrace. The charm of working with the boys (Zayed, Satyadeep, Cyrus) is that they all have truly connected with the characters they are playing, which is why improvising when it is the need of the hour came to them naturally. Beyond the basic germ of the moment, I confess that the credit of the moment belongs to my 3 Musketeers and of course Aseem Bajaj."
"Another really HOT day! The boys had to wear Pagdi's for the wedding sequence, but they had one condition- 'The Director must suffer the heat with us'. Being the Punjabi boy that I am, I was only too happy to don the head gear with more than a smile. We nailed the sequence and posed for the stills together. Band of Brothers!!!"
