Updated On: 17 February, 2021 07:47 AM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondent
Saveree Sri Gaur who plays the main protagonist of Budhani in most applauded film Bhor shares about the challenges she had and how her life changed after Bhor

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Actress Saveree Sri Gaur who plays the main protagonist of Budhani in most applauded film Bhor and has also received many awards for the same shares about the challenges she had and how her life changed after Bhor. Directed by Kamakhya Narayan Singh, the movie recently made debut in MX Player which is being extremely well received by the audience.
On talking about the challenges and process for the character she shares, "I have grown a lot through that innovative process. Though it was quite hard for me the bestest learnable experience too. The Process included 2 months of hardcore and knowledgeable workshop in the villages of Nawada and Nalanda district of Bihar. It involved both physical and mental transformation that helped us build character in such a realistic way. I Lived in the village, learned the local language, accent and tones. I have no makeup in the film. Director asked me to stay in the open sun almost every day before and during shooting. He wanted me to tanned our bodies. I used to walk in sun heat for hours on the sand of dry river. Before the shoot day, I was almost looked like a mushar village girl. I have learnt a lot from this film and its process. Learnt to work under pressure and to stay calm in tough situations during the shoot as there was a lot of hurdles during the shoot for example bad weather, excessive wind (tuffan), etc. Bhor has changed my life and has given it a new direction.