Madhur
Bhandarkar
and
UTV
have
reason
to
worry.
Whether
they
like
it
or
not,
every
move
manoeuvre
pirouette
and
pout
on
the
sets
of
Bhandarkar's
ramp
romp
is
religiously
reported
back...And
the
director
is
in
a
panic.
Everyone
associated
with
the
film
and
all
members
of
the
cast
and
crew
who
attend
the
shooting
regularly
have
signed
a
written
contract
swearing
utter
secrecy.
So,
protective
and
apprehensive
are
they
about
breach
of
confidentiality
that
the
primary
members
of
the
cast
have
gone
almost
underground.
"If
you
thought
Yash
Raj
Films
are
protective
about
the
details
regarding
their
films,
then
you've
to
see
what
levels
of
secrecy
are
being
exercised
for
Fashion.
All
of
us
are
virtually
on
tenterhooks
trying
to
keep
the
characters,
scenes
and
situations
under
wraps.
But
the
more
we
try
the
more
it
seems
people
outside
are
trying
to
know
what
we're
up
to," says
a
very
prominent
part
of
the
Fashion
team.
Earlier
this
week
when
Neil
Mathur
dropped
in
to
meet
Madhur
on
the
sets
of
Fashion,
there
was
widespread
speculation
that
Neil
has
been
signed
for
a
role
in
the
film.
In
fact,
the
actor
had
dropped
in
for
a
casual
chat.
Reluctant
to
speak
Madhur
finally
says,
"We're
all
getting
worried
about
the
constant
attention
being
given
to
Fashion.
I
admit
it's
the
most
glamorous
film
I've
made.
But
I
still
find
the
curiosity
about
what
we're
doing
to
be
a
little
unhealthy
and
scary."
The
last
straw
was
the
reporting
of
Kangana
Ranaut's
wardrobe-malfunction
sequence
last
week.
The
actress
who's
currently
completely
immersed
in
her
role,
freaked
out
when
the
news
of
the
scene
was
reported
the
morning
after
it
was
shot.
Security
is
further
being
tightened
on
the
sets
of
Fashion,
as
there's
a
prevalent
fear
on
the
sets
that
someone
or
some
people
are
planning
a
quickie
to
beat
Fashion
to
the
theatres.
Sighs
Madhur,
"We
can't
understand
how
our
scenes
are
leaking
out.
The
security
is
so
tight
even
I
am
frisked
every
morning
before
entering
the
sets.
We
aren't
insecure
about
others
making
fashion-related
films.
I'll
shoot
at
my
own
pace
and
wrap
up
the
film
by
May.
But
the
curiosity
about
what
I'm
making
is
more
alarming
than
flattering."
Story first published: Thursday, February 7, 2008, 13:51 [IST]