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I like the idea of virgin romance: Fawad Khan
His debut Bollywood film ‘Khubsoorat’ features quite a few fudged kissing scenes and Fawad Khan, the Hindi film industry\'s new entrant from across the border, says he refuses to do intimate scenes as he doesn\'t want to hurt the sentiments of his core audience.
His debut Bollywood film ‘Khubsoorat’ features quite a few fudged kissing scenes and Fawad Khan, the Hindi film industry's new entrant from across the border, says he refuses to do intimate scenes as he doesn't want to hurt the sentiments of his core audience.
He is seen as one of the most romantic hero in Pakistan, and interestingly has earned the reputation without getting intimate in front of the camera.
In ‘Khoobsurat’ he is seen romancing Bollywood style icon Sonam Kapoor.
When asked did you refuse to kiss in "Khboobsurat" because of the cultural and moral embargo in Pakistan, he said: "I didn't want to hurt the sentiments of my core audience. The audience that has got me where I am. I think I need to respect their feelings."
"A lot of my audience would be quite offended if I suddenly started losing all my inhibitions. I just want to prepare the audience for a gradual change,"
