Shooting 'Halka' in a slum was difficult: Paoli Dam

Paoli Dam will be seen in Nila Madhab Panda's "Halka" and the actor said it was a difficult film for her as she shot it in a slum area in Delhi.
The movie, also starring Ranvir Shorey, has been filmed in a slum near Pragati Maidan in the capital.
"I essay the role of the mother of a child, who wants to use his own toilet and not the common toilet in a slum. Ranvir essays the character of the father. Shooting in a slum was difficult," Paoli told PTI.
On her co-star Ranvir, the actor said, "He used to pull my leg over my love for fish. He is a nice human being and a sensitive actor."

Talking about doing more Hindi films, Paoli, who made her Bollywood debut with "Hate Story" in 2012, said, "If I get good Hindi film offers, I will definitely go for it. Films are a mass medium and I am lucky to have got good offers."
The actor is current seen in "Maacher Jhol", directed by Pratim D Gupta. It is the story of Dev, a Paris-based chef, who comes to Kolkata after 13 years to his ailing mother.

"My character is the cementing factor in the family of the celebrity chef."
When asked about her screen time being much less than the male lead, Ritwik Chakraborty, Paoli said, "That does not matter as long as your character has the depth and impacts the turn of events.

"In Rituparno Ghosh's 'Shob Charitro Kalponik', I had smaller screen presence than Bipasha Basu's character but the film would have been incomplete without that character," she said.