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A |     The film world mourns the loss of the legendary actor Dharmendra. The much-loved He-Man of Bollywood passed away yesterday at the age of 89. He was known for his amazing energy and for acting in over three hundred films. His passing leaves behind a rich legacy. The news has brought out waves of sorrow from everyone, who are all remembering his huge contribution to cinema and, most of all, his kindness as a human being.           Among the many stars sharing their feelings, actress Rati Agnihotri has given us an exclusive message. She worked with Dharmendra on many hit movies, and her words perfectly sum up the industry's feeling, focusing on his kind heart more than his fame.               Sharing her heartfelt sorrow, Rati Agnihotri spoke of her co-star, she said “My deepest condolences to all the people in our fraternity. Dharam ji was the best, a true legend. Watching him was like watching humanity at its nicest… No matter what I say, it can never be enough for Dharam ji.”            This statement clearly shows that Dharmendra’s great nature was not just something he showed on screen. The simple, humble way he behaved and the real warmth he had for everyone around him were qualities the whole industry knew and loved.            Rati Agnihotri and Dharmendra shared a wonderful working bond that gave us several successful films. Their pairing was especially famous for the high-energy action and drama movies that people loved in the 1980s.           They worked together on some memorable projects. One of their biggest collaborations was the 1987 blockbuster Hukumat. In this action film, directed by Anil Sharma, Dharmendra played the role of a brave and honest police officer. The film was a huge hit, becoming one of the top-grossing films of that year and proving they were a successful on-screen team. Other notable films they were a part of include the 1987 action drama Dadagiri and the 1985 mystery film Karishma Kudrat Ka. They also worked together later in the 2015 romantic comedy Second Hand Husband, showing a friendship that lasted for decades in the movie business.           These films are proof of the easy and friendly relationship the two actors enjoyed. It is clear that for Rati Agnihotri, being with Dharmendra was a rich, personal experience made better by his deeply positive nature.           As the Indian film industry tries to cope with this loss, the wonderful memories of Dharmendra's talent and true kindness will keep inspiring everyone. Also Read: Rati Agnihotri’s son to make his debut。    Ever since Deepika Padukone exited Prabhas-starrer Spirit reportedly citing work shifts, the debate regarding professional work hours became the hottest topic in the film industry. The discussion about standardizing working hours – pushing for an 8-hour workday – has been ongoing. While actresses like Rashmika Mandanna have also weighed in supporting the need for healthier and regulated work hours, Keerthy Suresh is the latest actress to voice her opinion.               Keerthy gives a work shift breakdown     As part of promotions for her upcoming film Revolver Rita, Keerthy addressed the debated subject about an 8-hour workday in a press conference. She has made it clear and underlined that the thought of a “fixed shift” rarely reflects the reality of an actor’s life. “I do all kinds of shifts; 9 to 6, 9 to 9 and 9 to 2,” she commented. “While shooting for Mahanati, I have also shot for five other films. But I have also worked for films where the shooting was from 9 to 6.” The actress stated that while everyone discusses the 9–6 shift work hours, very few understand what actually happens behind the camera, and even the regular shifts are more demanding than it appears. Keerthy literally gives a breakdown on how work happens behind the camera. For me, I work both ways. In a 9-6 shift, I have to be ready with make-up on the set by 9; so I have to be on the sets by 7:30…means I have to leave at 6:30 for which I need to wake up at 5:30.          ‘Hardly get six hours of sleep’     Keerthy's statements underscore the persistent hierarchy of labour in the film industry. According to her, by the time actors complete work and return home, it’s already 10 PM. While everyone needs eight hours of sleep daily, Keerthy points out that it’s actually hard for actors to get that privilege during shoots. “What time do I have to wake up in the morning? At 5.30, we hardly get six hours of sleep, even when it's a 9-6 regular shift,” said Keerthy, who recently got married to boyfriend.     Also Read: Samantha Ruth Prabhu and Keerthy Suresh’s Meet Up Surprises Fans。

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