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Jackie Shroff, Neena Gupta in middle-age sex drama
Neena Gupta and Jackie Shroff are working together for the first time for a short film \"Khujli\" in a different avatar. The movie was released on Terribly Tiny Talkies (TTT), a channel on YouTube on Friday. It is based on secret desires and hidden fantasies that were not discussed in a marriage of 25 years.
Neena Gupta and Jackie Shroff are working together for the first time for a short film "Khujli" in a different avatar. The movie was released on Terribly Tiny Talkies (TTT), a channel on YouTube on Friday. It is based on secret desires and hidden fantasies that were not discussed in a marriage of 25 years.
"'Khujli' is a light-hearted film. I loved the story and the way Sonam Nair (director) narrated it. I really enjoyed working with the team of TTT," Jackie said in a statement. Talking about the steamy scenes in the short film, Jackie said: "When your director holds a whip in her hands, it becomes easy for an actor to be kinky."
"Shooting for 'Khujli' was as much fun as reading its script. When actors have enjoyed the process of doing the film so much, I am sure the audience would enjoy it too. It was a great experience," Neena said.
"The monotony of a middle-aged couple's life taking a risqué turn is what drew us in. The entire process of making this film has been a riot. Think about it, it could happen to any couple around us behind closed doors," said Chief Writer and Creative Producer at TTT, Sharanya Rajgopal.
