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'I must say here that my ex-husband, Saahil, really supported me in this. He was not a guy who was insecure,' says Kriti Kulhari on performing intimate on-screen scenes.

Kirti Kulhari says former husband gave her confidence to do intimate scenes on 'Four More Shots Please!' 

'I must say here that my ex-husband, Saahil, really supported me,' Kirti Kulhari on performing bold scenes.

'I must say here that my ex-husband, Saahil, really supported me in this. He was not a guy who was insecure,' says Kirti Kulhari on performing intimate scenes on-screen.

Actor Kirti Kulhari opened up about performing intimate scenes in the web series 'Four More Shots Please!' and recalled how her ex-husband Saahil Sehgal gave her confidence and support in performing them onscreen.
In an exclusive interview with Indian Express, the actor recalled the time she came on board for the web series and said, 'I had gotten married in 2016 and I must say here that my ex-husband, Saahil, really supported me in this. He was not a guy who was insecure, who would be like, No you can&rsquo;t kiss on-screen or have an intimate scene, which is quite rampant in our industry. I find it very regressive. He really gave me the confidence and support, to go and do what I needed for the character. I was very ready for it.'
'All four girls had very different ways to look at the sex scenes. Some were more apprehensive than others. For some, it didn&rsquo;t matter. I was in a state where I was comfortable with it&ndash; I was going in with my eyes open. That was an empowering moment for me as an actor and a person,' she added.
For the unversed, Kirti had announced her separation early last year through a social media post. She wrote that it was not an easy decision to part ways with someone &lsquo;but it is what it is&rsquo;. Kirti and Saahil married in 2016.
On the work front, Kirti Kulhari was last seen in the third season of 'Four More Shots' co-starring Prateik Babbar, Lisa Ray, Neil Bhooplam, Rajeev Siddharth, Amrita Puri, Simone Singh and Samir Kochhar.
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Actor Kirti Kulhari on Monday announced she has turned producer and will be backing her forthcoming dark comedy thriller movie "Nayeka" under her production house Kintsukuroi Films.
The "Four More Shots Please!" star said starting a production house was a result of an "organic thought".
The last three years -- during which she featured in hits like "Mission Mangal", "Uri: The Surgical Strike" and the acclaimed series "Criminal Justice: Behind Closed Doors" -- pushed her as an actor to widen her horizon, she said.
"I now want to take a step further as I feel the urge to back great content and tell the world stories that are unique, rare and heartfelt. The intention is also to create a more equal and collaborative atmosphere in the process of making a film.   "Unfortunately, a hierarchy does exist in the way things work and I would aim to bridge that gap, embrace and respect the talent brought to the table in all equality. The idea is also to create opportunities for the young talent.. be it writers, directors, actors or technicians," the actor said in a statement.
Kulhari said the name of the production house comes from a Japanese word, which means the "art of mending broken pottery with gold".
With the production house, the actor said, her aim is to tell stories and "fill the emptiness in people's lives through the art of films".
Her next feature "Nayeka" follows the story of a struggling actress, who gets caught in a crime by mistake. The film is written and directed by  Ajaykiran Nair.
Kulhari, 36, said the film is the perfect opportunity to kickstart her production venture as it is set in a "fun space" that she has not explored before.
"It's a fast paced dark comedy thriller and consists of young, dynamic and talented people coming together. Ajaykiran has done a wonderful job. A unique script such as this makes for a perfect beginning to my journey as a producer," she added.
"Nayeka" is produced by Yatin Gupte and Sajid Melek's Ward Wizard Entertainment, Vashisht Upadhyay and Kulhari's Kintsukuroi Films.
The actor, who will next be seen in the Disney+ Hotstar series "Human", began filming the movie on January 2.

Kirti Kulhari turns producer with 'Nayeka', launches her banner Kintsukuroi Films

Actor Kirti Kulhari announced she has turned producer and will be backing her forthcoming dark comedy thriller movie "Nayeka" under her production house Kintsukuroi Films.

//&nbsp;Kirti Kulhari&nbsp;turns producer with&nbsp;dark comedy thriller 'Nayeka'&nbsp;
Actor Kirti Kulhari on Monday announced she has turned producer and will be backing her forthcoming dark comedy thriller movie "Nayeka" under her production house Kintsukuroi Films.
//&nbsp;Kirti says&nbsp;starting a production house was a result of an 'organic thought'
The "Four More Shots Please!" star said starting a production house was a result of an "organic thought".&nbsp;The last three years -- during which she featured in hits like "Mission Mangal", "Uri: The Surgical Strike" and the acclaimed series "Criminal Justice: Behind Closed Doors" -- pushed her as an actor to widen her horizon, she said.
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TEXT FOR GFX&nbsp;PLATE "I now want to take a step further as I feel the urge to back great content and tell the world stories that are unique, rare and heartfelt. The intention is also to create a more equal and collaborative atmosphere in the process of making a film."
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VO FOR GFX: In her statement, she added, that unfortunately, a hierarchy does exist in the way things work and she would aim to bridge that gap, embrace and respect the talent brought&nbsp;to the table in all equality. She said, the idea is also to create opportunities for the young talent.. be it writers, directors, actors or technicians.
TEXT FOR GFX&nbsp;PLATE&nbsp;"Unfortunately, a hierarchy does exist in the way things work and I would aim to bridge that gap, embrace and respect the talent brought&nbsp;to the table in all equality. The idea is also to create opportunities for the young talent.. be it writers, directors, actors or technicians"
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// 'Nayeka' is&nbsp;story of a struggling actress, who gets caught in a crime&nbsp;
Her next feature "Nayeka" follows the story of a struggling actress, who gets caught in a crime by mistake. The film is written and directed by &nbsp;Ajaykiran Nair.
// Kirti&nbsp;Kulhari&nbsp;will be next seen in&nbsp;Disney+ Hotstar series 'Human'
The actor, who will next be seen in the Disney+ Hotstar series "Human", began filming the movie on January 2.

Kulhari said the name of the production house comes from a Japanese word, which means the "art of mending broken pottery with gold".

Actor <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/actress-kirti-kulhari-announces-separation-from-husband-saahil-sehgal-says-not-on-paper-but-in-life-1617279087758" target="_blank">Kirti Kulhari</a> on Monday announced she has turned producer and will be backing her forthcoming dark comedy thriller movie "Nayeka" under her production house Kintsukuroi Films.
The "Four More Shots Please!" star said starting a production house was a result of an "organic thought".
The last three years -- during which she featured in hits like "Mission Mangal", "Uri: The Surgical Strike" and the acclaimed series "Criminal Justice: Behind Closed Doors" -- pushed her as an actor to widen her horizon, she said.
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"I now want to take a step further as I feel the urge to back great content and tell the world stories that are unique, rare and heartfelt. The intention is also to create a more equal and collaborative atmosphere in the process of making a film. &nbsp; "Unfortunately, a hierarchy does exist in the way things work and I would aim to bridge that gap, embrace and respect the talent brought&nbsp;to the table in all equality. The idea is also to create opportunities for the young talent.. be it writers, directors, actors or technicians," the actor said in a statement.
Kulhari said the name of the production house comes from a Japanese word, which means the "art of mending broken pottery with gold".
With the production house, the actor said, her aim is to tell stories and "fill the emptiness in people's lives through the art of films".
Her next feature "Nayeka" follows the story of a struggling actress, who gets caught in a crime by mistake. The film is written and directed by &nbsp;Ajaykiran Nair.
Kulhari, 36, said the film is the perfect opportunity to kickstart her production venture as it is set in a "fun space" that she has not explored before.
"It's a fast paced dark comedy thriller and consists of young, dynamic and talented people coming together. Ajaykiran has done a wonderful job. A unique script such as this makes for a perfect beginning to my journey as a producer," she added.
"Nayeka" is produced by Yatin Gupte and Sajid Melek's Ward Wizard Entertainment, Vashisht Upadhyay and Kulhari's Kintsukuroi Films.
The actor, who will next be seen in the Disney+ Hotstar series "Human", began filming the movie on January 2.

&lsquo;Four More Shots Please&rsquo;&nbsp;actress Kirti Kulhari&nbsp;and her husband, actor Saahil Sehgal, have mutually decided to separate, &lsquo;not on paper but in life&rsquo;. 
Kirti&nbsp;issued a statement on her Instagram profile and added a note for those &lsquo;who really care&rsquo;, stating that she's &lsquo;in a good place&rsquo; now and will not be commenting further on this matter.&nbsp;
Kirti Kulhari and Saahil Sehgal got married in 2016.

Actress Kirti Kulhari announces separation from husband Saahil Sehgal; says ‘Not on paper but in life’

&lsquo;Four More Shots Please&rsquo;&nbsp;actress Kirti Kulhari&nbsp;and her husband, actor Saahil Sehgal, have mutually decided to separate, &lsquo;not on paper but in life&rsquo;.
Kirti&nbsp;issued a statement on her Instagram profile and added a note for those &lsquo;who really care&rsquo;, stating that she's &lsquo;in a good place&rsquo; now and will not be commenting further on this matter.&nbsp;
Kirti Kulhari and Saahil Sehgal got married in 2016.

Actress Kirti Kulhari announces separation from husband Saahil Sehgal
Actress says separation not on paper but in life
Kirti- Saahil tied the knot in 2016

&lsquo;Four More Shots Please&rsquo;&nbsp;actress Kirti Kulhari&nbsp;and her husband, actor Saahil Sehgal, have mutually decided to separate, &lsquo;not on paper but in life&rsquo;.
Kirti&nbsp;issued a statement on her Instagram profile and added a note for those &lsquo;who really care&rsquo;, stating that she's &lsquo;in a good place&rsquo; now and will not be commenting further on this matter.&nbsp;
Kirti Kulhari and Saahil Sehgal got married in 2016.

'Four More Shots Please 2' cast wins big at Busan fest!

'Four More Shots Please 2' cast&nbsp;Kirti Kulhari, Sayani Gupta, Bani J and&nbsp;Maanvi Gagroo win 'best rising star' at Busan&rsquo;s Asian Contents Awards

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After International Emmy nod, the lead stars of Amazon Prime Videos&nbsp;'Four More Shots Please' have scored a big win at the second Asian Content Awards, which is held as part of the prestigious Busan International Film Festival.
Kirti Kulhari, Sayani Gupta, Bani J and Maanvi Gagroo have won in the 'Best Rising Star' category for the second season of the show.
'Four More Shots Please' season 2 won despite stiff competition from entries from across Asia including China, Korea, Singapore, Taiwan, Indonesia, Japan and Thailand.&nbsp;

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