Though a good reader, Tara had never really read Mastram’s erotica before the film happened. But then I knew that the film has been shot aesthetically.” For a slight second, I thought what I would tell my naani, my mom and others. In fact, after finishing the shooting, I got to know about Mastram’s fame and that is when I slightly looked back and wondered if I had done the right thing. So this entire premise got me excited more than anything else.”ĭidn’t the erotic theme of the movie make her apprehensive? “No”, says Tara and adds, “Honestly at that time I didn’t really think about the erotica bit and it never struck me that I am a part of a film that could be termed as erotic or bold. On a script level, it was this story of a lonely guy who wants to become Premchand but ends up writing erotica because that saves his life and gives him money. “When I was given Mastram’s script by Akhilesh, I had no idea who Mastram was. Then Mastram’s director Akhilesh (Jaiswal) contacted me with Mastram and I really loved the script and so ended up signing it.”įor someone who essays the role of Mastram’s wife in the movie, Tara had absolutely no big idea about the real Mastram and the extent of his fame. Talking about the movie, Tara says, “I had a few offers before Mastram but nothing interesting enough. A rare combination of beauty and brains, Tara is quite confident about her debut venture “Mastram’ which is a fictionalized account of the man who specialized in writing Hindi erotica that fuelled the burning carnal desires of youngsters in North India in the early 90s. The ‘sexy’ Mastram posters that recently got the knickers of our city moralists in a twist is proof of the movie’s lead actress Tara Alisha Berry’s elfin charm and sensual gaze which oozes enough sex appeal in block letters to make any sane men go crazy.
0 kommentar(er)
