All that hard work is taking a toll on Mahira.
PHOTO: TWITTER
The Pakistani actress is known to work hard for all her roles, and her latest Bollywood debut is no exception. All that hard work is taking a toll on her as she tweeted about taking naps during make-up sessions.
Another day at work without sleep. Remembering sadqay days. Plan: cat naps during make up. Missing you@babarzaheer12 pic.twitter.com/brmadxvUSv
— Mahira Khan (@TheMahiraKhan) May 9, 2015
Previously, an excited Mahira tweeted about being nervous while filming.
My nerves weren't being kind, but @iamsrk was.. !Got through the first scene.. #Raees
— Mahira Khan (@TheMahiraKhan) April 24, 2015
The film is being kept under wraps and reportedly 80 per cent of the movie will be completed by May because the filmmakers plan to complete the outdoor scenes before the monsoon season. The Pakistani starlet is in India for a 30-day schedule. No wonder the actress is struggling to catch up on her sleep.
The film is being shot in Mumbai and Gujarat. Raees will have Shah Rukh play a Gujarati bootlegger while Mahira plays a Muslim girl. The film is set in the Muslim ghetto in Gujarat in the ’80s.
Just two days before Mahira tweeted about being on set with Shah Rukh Khan, the Bollywood Badshah himself updated his social media on his first day on the sets of the movie.
First day on Raees. Hot but heartening. And KKR starts its match. Go boys….cheering you from the sets.
— Shah Rukh Khan (@iamsrk) April 22, 2015
That's not all, SRK has been coming to the sets of Raees early, much to the crew and cast's surprise. He seems to be excited to be working for this film and also updated his fans about the shoot via Twitter.
Raees shoot going great,smiles all around. & main apne dukh ko doobane ke liye gym jaata hoon & get into this body… pic.twitter.com/enZgMcysYv
— Shah Rukh Khan (@iamsrk) May 2, 2015
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