Bishavjit Chatterjee has revisited one of the most talked about moments of his career – his kiss scene with Rekha in the 1979 film. do the hunting

Speaking to ANI, Vishwajit said that kissing on screen is no longer seen as a major talking point, especially when compared to the intimate scenes shown in films these days.

“In today’s day and age, it doesn’t mean anything. On screen today, kissing is nothing. Bedroom scenes in movies these days, I’m shocked when I see it,” he said.

The do the hunting The scene attracted attention at a time when on-screen intimacy was still considered a bold subject in mainstream Indian cinema. For Vishwajit, however, the changing nature of films and audiences has put such moments in a very different context today.

The actor also spoke about his undying love for cinema. Even after decades in the industry, he said he loves watching movies in theaters and tries to keep up with new releases. Named movies including Pashu, Kalki 2898 E., R.R.R And Baahubali Of the movies he watched in theaters.

“I have only one passion, watching a film and watching it in a theatre. Animals, Kalki 2898 AD, RRR, as well as Baahubali – whatever the film is, we take it to the theatre,” he said.

“For me, I want to learn,” he added.

Biswajit was also asked if he ever met Rekha again after noticing her scene around them. The actor said they crossed paths again, and their professional collaboration continued. Rekha later acted in a film produced and directed by Vishwajit.

“After that, he did my film. I was the producer and director, and I spoke to him. He acted in my film,” Chatterjee said.

Looking at the buzz around the scene, Vishwajeet said that controversies will remain a part of cinema and its history.

He said, “There should be controversy. It must be said. It must be said. It will take time.”

do the hunting Starring Rekha, Vinod Khanna, Amjad Khan and Vishwajit Chatterjee.

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