Sanjana Sanghi on The Kapil Sharma Show: I left Aditya Roy Kapur and ran away from Rashtra Kavach Om sets

The action-drama film, which also has Jackie Shroff, Prakash Raj and Ashutosh Rana in key roles, is out in theatres now.

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Even though The Kapil Sharma Show has gone off air, the comedy talk show keeps on making headlines. As Rashtra Kavach Om has hit the theatres this Friday, a few old clips from Kapil Sharma's show featuring the leading cast and crew of the latest movie are doing rounds on the internet.

One of the clips features Sanjana Sanghi and Aditya Roy Kapur alongside director Kapil Verma and producer Ahmed Khan promoting their film on The Kapil Sharma Show prior to the release of their film.

Ahmed starts unveiling a few fun facts as well as giving some reality check about making an action-packed film. Meanwhile, Sanjana reveals that she made the producer lose a lot of money during filming Rashtra Kavach Om.

The young actress starts explaining what exactly happened and says, "Ahmed Sir (Khan) and Kapil (Verma) had this habit, especially with me, where there is a huge action sequence is ought to be shot and I need to do some stunts and they just come to me and say that only a few trucks will be blown up then you just act like shooting with a gun."

"Adi (Kapur) and I are standing in front of a helicopter and it explodes and as it explodes, I leave Adi's arm and run out of the set because I was ready for that. It was happening right in front of me," she further unveiled.

After that Aditya mocks the actor and explains that she gave such bizarre and funny expressions during those heavy and intense sequences.

Meanwhile, Ahmed also mentioned that Adi used to just stand in his position even if the spark was burning his body amid the ongoing shoot. "Even after being bare body, Adi stands there and just keeps mumbling that he is burning but doesn't skip the shot," he added.

Watch the full video here:

Rashtra Kavach Om, which also has Jackie Shroff, Prakash Raj and Ashutosh Rana in key roles, is out in theatres now.

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