Saif Ali Khan calls his kiss with THIS star as most uncomfortable, reveals why it was the worst ever
Saif Ali Khan is one of the most popular Indian actors with a huge fan following. He has grabbed the attention of massive audiences with his impressive on-screen performances. From action thriller to suspense and comedy, Saif has played magnificent roles in numerous genres. He has worked with some of the top actresses of Bollywood including Deepika Padukone, Rani Mukerji and Kareena Kapoor. Saif has shared several on-screen intimate scenes among which some of them are the most memorable ones.
Saif has won hearts with his diverse filmography that proves his versatility as an actor. From showing his brilliant comedic timing in Main Khiladi Tu Anari and Hum Tum to proving his intense drama side in Omkara and action in Race, Saif has single handedly dominated box office ranking with his performances. Saif had his fair share of on-screen romances, some of his kissing scenes have won hearts and made people fall in love with the sizzling chemistry and performance. However, there's one actress with whom Saif shared an awkward moment while performing a kissing scene.
Saif Ali Khan's revelation about an awkward kissing scene has sparked curiosity. He shared that his co-star asked him to admit he wanted to kiss her, making the experience even more uncomfortable. The actress in question is none other than Rani Mukerji, with whom Saif shared screen space for the first time in the 2004 film "Hum Tum".
The case happened during the kissing shot in the title track of Hum Tum. As per reports, both Rani and Saif opened up about it in a video shared on the Youtube channel of Yash Raj Films. In the video Rani asked, "Do you remember how scared we were to do the kissing shot?" To which Saif replied, "I remember how scared you were to do the kissing shot."
Saif confessed that Rani Mukherji's extremely nice behavior while they shot the kissing scene shocked him. He said, "You said, 'Listen, you say that you don't want to kiss me.' So I said, 'I can't say that! My boss has told me, so I have to do it.' You said, 'Listen, I don't think we should do it."
Saif added, "It was the worst kiss in the history of cinema; it was so uncomfortable. It made me so uncomfortable because you were so uncomfortable."