Sonam
Kapoor
posing
with
a
dove
(called
Masakali
in
the
film)
on
her
head
in
Rakeysh
Mehra's
Delhi
–
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has
been
creating
a
lot
of
buzz.
It
is
heard
that
Rakeysh
Omprakash
Mehra
auditioned
nearly
a
hundred
pigeons
for
this
particular
shot
in
the
movie.
But
then
he
ultimately
settled
for
a
dove.
Sources
inform
that
Rakeysh
Mehra
needed
to
shoot
a
song
with
Sonam
with
a
bird
sitting
on
her
head.
He
had
tried
pigeons
but
they
flew
away.
It
was
actually
music
director
A.R.
Rahman,
who
gave
him
the
idea
to
use
a
dove
instead
of
a
pigeon
because
he
considered
it
a
symbol
of
love.
Rakeysh
Mehra
promptly
asked
for
12
doves
on
the
sets.
But
ultimately
chose
this
particular
dove
from
Assam.
"But
the
director
had
to
shell
out
Rs.13,000/-
per
day
for
the
bird
in
hand.
Rakeysh
Mehra
wanted
the
scene
as
he
had
already
scripted
it
and
did
not
want
to
compromise
on
anything
for
the
song," revealed
our
source.
Well,
Rakeysh
Mehra's
efforts
definitely
seem
to
be
worth
it.
The
song
has
already
become
the
buzz
of
the
town.
The
song
is
also
being
compared
to
the
scene
in
Rajshri's
Maine
Pyar
Kiya
where
heroine
Bhagyashree
sings
with
a
dove
on
her
hand.