Subhosree, who affirms having been inspired by boxing champion Mary Kom, recalls to PTI, "In the one particular scene where I trade blows with an opponent I had blood oozing out of nose. Now you may call Game a mainstream film but that blood is real."
"You cannot fake scenes and expressions before camera, in whatever genre you may slot the film," she says.
"Who has not been inspired by her! And yes my styler Sandy, while giving inputs about my dress and gait, shared the experience to work with Mary Kom in three commercials," the Ami Sudhu Cheyechhi Tomay actor said.
On her wrapped up shooting for Anjan Dutta's 'Sesh Bole Kichhu Nei' Subhosree said, "May be the audience profile will be different in Gamje, Boss or Anjanda's film but my commitment will be the same. You have to deliver the scenes everywhere and gone are the days when mainstream movies would always get the larger than life tag Alkl these films are portraying today's women - in one shade or other."
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On her co-star Jeet, who appears as an army man out to bust the sleeper terror cells, she termed him as "an elder with whom the comfort level can never waver".
He knows how to put his co-actor at ease, and he is very dignified," Subhosree said.
"I have used summer stiletto, soft black fabric shirt abd gloves to recreate the pugilist touch in Subhosree's essentially feminine personality, popular styler Sandy said.
"Since it is a hatke masala film with realistic elements unlike Boss, I made her dress up a bit but don't girls love to do that," Sandy, having done several Bollywood projects incluyding ads, said.