It’s jobless minds at work: A Harsha

His recent Birugaali didn���t live up to expectations. But if rumours are to be believed, the off-screen relationship between the film���s director A Harsha and its hero Chetan is more thanda than the film���s fate at the BO.
Industry khabrus told us that not all���s well between the duo. ���But who told you? Nothing of that sort has happened between us,��� says an alarmed Harsha.
But there were lots of industry folks who were going nudge-nudge about his and Chetan���s stand-off.���I don���t understand why such rumours are spread in our industry. Naturally, I can���t sit next to Chetan and keep talking to him all the time. Moreover, Chetan���s a very reserved guy,��� says Harsha.
So, they didn���t have any misunderstandings? ���I���m fine with all artistes and have no problems with anybody,��� says Harsha.
And he has only words of praise for Chetan. ���I didn���t know Chetan had so many admirers. At the rehearsals, so many heroines were after him. I don���t want to mention names here, but all of them were telling me that Chetan���s really hot; they���d observe every detail, including the way he walks and talks. If I knew this earlier, maybe I���d have given him more romantic scenes in Birugaali than action sequences!���
Another story doing the rounds is that Harsha gave more prominence to Sitara Vaidya than the film���s other heroine Charisma Bhardwaj. Why so? ���Again, some jobless minds at work. The script demanded that Sitara gets more screen time than Charisma because Charisma���s role was a cameo and Sitara was the full-fledged heroine of the film,��� the film-maker says.