On
a
typical
film
set
where
most
directors
are
found
sitting
by
the
camera
on
their
chair
calling
out
action,
Prakash
Jha
is
always
found
in
midst
of
the
action.
Jha,
who
is
known
to
be
one
director
who
takes
on
challenging
subjects
with
his
films,
seems
to
have
taken
a
few
during
the
shooting
of
his
next
film
Aarakshan.
One
would
always
find
Prakash
Jha
with
the
film
camera
on
an
edge
of
a
bridge
without
support,
or
on
a
crane
50
odd
ft
above
the
ground,
amidst
of
a
chaotic
crowd
or
under
a
running
bulldozer
to
get
a
shot
just
right.
Amitabh
Bachchan,
who
is
working
with
Prakash
Jha
for
the
first
time,
rightly
dubbed
him
as
a
“Khatron
Ke
Khiladi."
Being
the
daredevil
director,
Prakash
Jha
escapes
a
few
almost
accidents
during
the
shoot.
It
happened
twice
during
the
shooting,
while
taking
a
shot
under
the
bulldozer,
the
driver
didn"t
hear
the
command
to
“STOP" from
the
action
director,
almost
running
over
Jha.
Second
time,
he
wasn"t
as
lucky
as
he
takes
off
on
a
scooter
by
himself
during
a
location
shift,
and
faces
an
accident.
Un-phased
by
the
injury
the
“Khatron
Ke
Khiladi"
–
Prakash
Jha
remarks
to
his
crew
jokingly
“you"ve
made
me
fall,
but
don"t
think
I
have
fallen
from
grace."