Race gives equal chance to male and female actors: Daisy Shah

Daisy interacted with media on Wednesday during a promotional interview in Mumbai. 

During the shooting of the film, reports suggested the actress has been performing their own stunts and were even injured in the process when asked to comment on the same Daisy said, "We had a lot of fun while doing the action sequences. Everyone knows that in usual action films, female leads are only there for a few scenes and for the songs. But 'Race' is a genre where female leads are given equal chance, scenes, importance, and presentation. This film only cares about performance whether it is the female actor or male actor. 

Daisy also said she took the deliberate decision to do the stunts herself, "It was actually a deliberate decision, I wanted to do the stunts myself. Usually, we don't get to do a lot of action films and now that I did I wanted to try everything and do everything myself. I got injured once. I got my ankle fractured once, and we ended up postponing an action sequence scene for a month. But its fine because when we did shoot it a month later the result was amazing."

Talking about the character she is playing Daisy said, it was fun to play a dark character, "This character that I am playing is very dark. Sanjana (character) starts off as a very dark person but towards the end, she changes as a person because of the journey, because of the unfair things that have happened to her. 

When asked what does the film has in common with the first to installments of the franchise Daisy said, "The film's name is same everything else is different, the star cast is different the story is different just every aspect of the film. the first films were about two brothers and their story this one is about an entire family." 

'Race 3' is directed by Remo D'Souza and produced by Salman Khan Films and Tips Films.

The film stars Salman Khan, Jacqueline Fernandez, Anil Kapoor, Bobby Deol, Daisy Shah, Saqib Saleem and Freddy Daruwala in lead roles.

‘Race 3’ releases on 15th June 2018.

Source - News Helpline