The 'Shootout At Wadala' love-making sequence left both John and Kangana bruised
Sanjay Gupta's 2013 gangster drama 'Shootout At Wadala' featured a couple of intense lovemaking sequences between John Abraham and Kangana Ranaut. In the film John played the part of the dreaded gangster Manya Surve, while Kangana Ranaut played his widowed-girlfriend.
While the first sex scene that appeared in the song 'Yeh Junoon' was described as a “beautiful and sensual” one, there was another sizzling scene that was dubbed as “wild and violent." It was during the latter, that Kangana got hurt.
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1. The first lovemaking sequence was described as “beautiful and sensual”
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The first lovemaking sequence came at a point in the film when John and Kangana's characters met as ex-lovers after many years.
2. The second sex scene between John and Kangana was dubbed as "wild and violent"
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The second one came when Manya was at the peak of his reign as a gangster and was high on power.
3. The love-making sequence left both John and Kangana bruised
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While shooting the second scene, John was supposed to force himself on Kangana. In the heat of the moment he held Kangana's hand so tightly that her glass bangles broke which ended up bruising both John and Kangana.
4. "Both John and Kangana got carried away with the passion created at the moment"
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A source had then informed TOI, "There are not one but two hot, lovemaking scenes in 'Shootout at Wadala'. One is a simple but passionate kiss and the other is so violent that it's almost like a sexual assault on Kangana by John! Both John and Kangana have kissed in their earlier films so the kissing scene went off smoothly. It was during the passionate lovemaking scene when both get into a heated argument. John holds her hand tightly and starts making love to her but his grip was so strong that her bangles broke and she started bleeding. Of course, John immediately apologised to Kangana. It was just that being good actors both he and Kangana got carried away with the passion created at the moment."
5. "Kangana was a little worried initially"
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Although 'Shootout At Wadala' was seen as an out-and-out gangster drama, it was eventually the love story that emerged as the central plot. Director Sanjay Gupta was appreciated for shooting the sex scenes aesthetically.
“No one can say they (the scenes) are vulgar. Kangana was a little worried initially, but I was able to put her at her ease. Both John and she have trusted me implicitly. So I have tried to shoot the sequences to the best of my abilities. I don’t want to let them down, which is why I have tried to maintain an aesthetic quality too,” Sanjay Gupta had then told Hindustan Times in an interview.
