<span class=normal>No Budget, No Deadline<BR><BR><br><p class=clear>&nbsp;</p>Dharmendra was a dream producer for young Rawail as he gave him a free hand with the film, No limits were set - neither a budget nor any deadline. We enjoyed total creative freedom, he relates. There was no interference whatsoever from Dharmendra or Rukhsana, In fact the only time Dharamji visited the sets was in Kashmir. He stayed there only for a day, saying he was extremely bored just watching the shoot, guffaws Rawail. He confesses that Rukhsana was one of the nicest persons he met, She was wonderfully clean-hearted, he reminisces fondly. <BR><BR><br><p class=clear>&nbsp;</p>Betaab was shot over long outdoor schedules. Starting off with over 50 days in Pahalgam, Kashmir which served as Sunnys ranch, and 30 days in Bangalore where the action scenes were captured. Dingys Tikamgarh farm -house was initially shot in Delhi and then in Bangalore. Dingys famous ghat-climbing scene was canned at Mahabaleshwar, informs the director. Only two sets - that of the interior of Romas house and one for the Badal yun garajta hai song were put up in Mumbai. <BR><BR><br><p class=clear>&nbsp;</p><a href= https://www.screenindia.com/ target=_blank>Screen India</a></span>