Irrfan, Jimmy Sheirgill and Mahie Gill along with the crew of Tigmanshu Dhulia's upcoming sequel of 'Saheb, Biwi aur Gangster' are currently shooting in the interiors of Gujarat.
As most of the scenes are being shot outdoors in Baria, over an hour’s drive from Vadodara, the rising mercury (up to 45 degrees) is making filming difficult with many parched throats. To beat the heat, Mahie began having the local chaas. She got hooked onto it and now her co-stars as well as several production folk have followed suit!
“As we are shooting outdoors, the heat is unbearable. I am on a thanda chhas diet and it really is our saving grace over here to beat the heat,” said hottie Mahie Gill on her way of beating the summer heat.
“We call it the chaas diet. It’s so hot that we don’t feel like eating anything. Mahie first began sipping glasses of it. All her meals consist of huge quantity of the yoghurt drink more then food. She even made her co-stars Irrfan and Jimmy take a fancy to it,” says a unit source.
“Chaas contains more water than lassi and has the butterfat removed, so it is the perfect thirst quencher. Not a single day passes without endless glasses of chaas for us,” adds the source.
As most of the scenes are being shot outdoors in Baria, over an hour’s drive from Vadodara, the rising mercury (up to 45 degrees) is making filming difficult with many parched throats. To beat the heat, Mahie began having the local chaas. She got hooked onto it and now her co-stars as well as several production folk have followed suit!
“As we are shooting outdoors, the heat is unbearable. I am on a thanda chhas diet and it really is our saving grace over here to beat the heat,” said hottie Mahie Gill on her way of beating the summer heat.
“We call it the chaas diet. It’s so hot that we don’t feel like eating anything. Mahie first began sipping glasses of it. All her meals consist of huge quantity of the yoghurt drink more then food. She even made her co-stars Irrfan and Jimmy take a fancy to it,” says a unit source.
“Chaas contains more water than lassi and has the butterfat removed, so it is the perfect thirst quencher. Not a single day passes without endless glasses of chaas for us,” adds the source.
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