Pooja Misrra quits Faisal Saif's Amma over insecurity

Pooja Misrra quits Faisal Saifs Amma over insecurity
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Pooja Misrra quits Faisal Saif\'s Amma over insecurity. \"Pooja Misrra is a good friend and we both have stood for each other many times.

The Bigg Boss spare me girl Pooja Misrra is seen raving about her walk out from the controversial director Faisal Saif's multilingual film Amma which stars Sandalwood mass queen Ragini Dwivedi, Rajpal Yadav and Prashant Narayanan. "The project was not one for me, the script did not justify my talent." said Pooja Misrra in one of her quotes. But when contacted Faisal Saif, He had a different story to tell.

"Pooja Misrra is a good friend and we both have stood for each other many times. Yes the role was of a C.B.I officer with a strength but was a cameo. Pooja landed in Bangalore and immediately agreed to do the part for my film. We required 5 days of her and on the 4th day, She started creating a fuss on the film sets (As told to me by the Production Staff). When i went to Pooja she told me that her father is not well and has been hospitalized and she has to go back to Pune immediately. We thought it was for real and we booked her flight. I was shocked to know that the father's story was all a lie. Thank god! I have her messages saved with me. My producer is about to file the damages on her regarding the loss faced by our unit due to her unprofessional behavior. I thought i was helping Pooja Misrra, But she behaved unprofessionally," said Faisal Saif.
Faisal also adds "After reaching Pune, Pooja had a word with my associate director and informed him about her insecurities with the other actors of the film and this is how i came to know the real reason behind her walking out of my film. However Her work in my film has been completed and we will retain her scenes unless the damages are not reimbursed from her side."
The talkie portions of Amma has been completed with only two songs left, The film will hit the cinemas early next year.
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