The cost of a rain sequence in Bollywood

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The Bollywood seductress gyrates in the rain with a semi clad dress to seduce her mate on the scene. The rain sequence leaves the viewers spell bound. It curls their toes and makes them anticipate to see more. However have you imagined the cost of one seducing rain sequence in Bollywood? If not read further how the drama industry has effected the water and other resources in the country.

It is estimated that 28 tankers or 28,000 liters of water are usually needed for a single rain sequence. A full fledged scene like Hrithik Rohan and Preity Zinta's ' Idhar Chala Main' in ' Koi Mil Gaya' or Kareena's 'Bhaage Re Mann' in 'Chameli' used enough water to meet the requirement of 30 families for four weeks. Mostly the water used are not some tanker water that welcomes n number of diseases. The water is highly purified as the actors fear rashes and other skin infections. The same is true with Pakistani cinema. The wet-sari-rain sequence remains its great highlight for decades.