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In a recent conversation, Sushmita Sen reminisced about her time shooting the iconic song “Chunari Chunari” with Salman Khan for the movie Biwi No. 1. When asked about the possibility of collaborating with Salman Khan for a Sanjay Leela Bhansali film back in 2019, Sushmita revealed that while it was discussed, they didn’t quite finalize anything.
Taking a trip down memory lane, Sushmita shared some behind-the-scenes anecdotes from the shoot of “Chunari Chunari.” She recalled filming in various locations across the United States, including Miami and San Francisco. Despite the picturesque settings, the extreme cold posed a significant challenge for the cast and crew.
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Describing the freezing conditions, Sushmita humorously contrasted her own attire, a traditional lehenga choli, with Salman Khan’s more layered outfit consisting of a polo neck, blazer, and innerwear. She jokingly remarked on the remarkable resilience of women in the film industry, who can effortlessly don chiffon sarees in any weather condition.
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Reflecting on her initial reaction to the song, Sushmita admitted to being skeptical about its potential success. However, her doubts quickly dispelled when Salman Khan assured her of its popularity. Despite her initial reservations, “Chunari Chunari” went on to become a massive hit, dominating wedding playlists across the country that year.
For Sushmita, the song holds a special place in her heart, not just for its commercial success but also for the memories associated with its creation. She fondly recalled the camaraderie on set and the shared laughter amidst the chilly weather.
As she recounted these moments, it was evident that the experience of filming was more than just a professional milestone for Sushmita Sen. It was a chapter in her career that came with warmth, laughter, and enduring friendships.
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