While
speaking
to
a
leading
daily,
actress
Padmini
Kolhapure
recalled
slapping
late
actor
Rishi
Kapoor
eight
times
during
the
shoot
of
their
iconic
film
Prem
Rog,
which
released
in
1982.
She
revealed
that
director
Raj
Kapoor
wanted
the
slap
scene
look
real
hence,
he
insisted
Padmini
to
slap
Rishi
a
bit
hard.
She
told
Times
Now,
"I
had
to
slap
Chintu
(Rishi
Kapoor)
and
of
course
what
normally
happens
in
an
action
na,
and
they
synchronise
the
slap
with
the
action.
But
Raj
(Kapoor)
uncle
didn't
want
that,
he
wanted
me
to
slap
him,
and
then
he
told
'Nahi
nahi
tum
thappad
maro
(no,
you
slap),
I
want
that
realistic
kind
of
shot'.
Then
Chintu
told
me,
'You
go
ahead
and
slap
me'."
She
further
revealed,
"The
first
take,
my
hand
would
just
start
with
that
swing
and
slow
down
near
that
cheek.
But
then
Raj
uncle
would
say,
'No,
I
don't
want
such
a
soft
slap.'
And
that
shot
we
had
to
take
some
7-8
re-takes.
Something
kept
going
wrong,
either
it
was
a
camera
issue,
light
issue,
technical
issue
and
I
had
to
slap
him
7-8
times.
Now
coming
to
think
of
it,
I
don't
know
what
would've
happened
if
I
had
to
get
so
many
slaps."
Meanwhile,
Padmini
was
recently
in
the
headlines
after
recreating
'Ye
Galiyan
Ye
Chaubara' song
from
Prem
Rog.
The
song
was
originally
sung
back
in
1982
by
singer
Lata
Mangeshkar.
Recently,
while
talking
to
media,
she
got
emotional
while
remembering
Rishi
Kapoor
who
breathed
his
last
on
April
30,
2020.