'Swara Bhasker was crying on Nil Battey Sannata sets' says Ashwiny Iyer Tiwari, here's why

Director Ashwini Iyer Tiwari gave an exclusive interview to India.com and spoke about her friend and actor Swara Bhasker. She talked about Bhasker on occasion of her birthday. Sharing about Swara's strong emotional attachment towards society and people, she shared an incident where she had found Swara crying in her vanity van.

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Swara Bhasker's emotional side

Ashwiny Iyer Tiwari remembered an incident from set of Nil Battey Sannata. She talked about how Assistant Director was trying to get Swara out of her vanity van. y were all calling for her, but she refused to come out, which was surprising. Ashwiny talked about how she is always on time and would also man sets. She n shared that she decided to go into vanity van and saw that Swara was crying profusely.

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Ashwiny asked her what happened. She also asked wher somebody said something to her on sets or if somebody offended her. Ashwiny asked wher it was because of work pressure or place y were shooting in as y were t used to it. Finally, Swara opened up and said that she is crying because re was a war happening in Syria. 

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Ashwiny n shared that Swara feels strongly about many things because of her strong presence on humanitarian grounds. Swara shared that she has been disturbed with situation in Syria and she has been watching TV and receiving texts about same. Ashwiny n added that Swara also tried to show her map but she asked her to stop crying and get ready. Ashwiny told Swara that y can chat about it over dinner but y need to shoot for w as crew is waiting. 

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