Amid Deepika Padukone’s 8-Hour Work Controversy, Genelia Deshmukh Opens Up About Her 10-Hour Work Schedule –

Genelia Deshmukh On 10-Hour Work Schedule:

Recently, Deepika Padukone made headlines after reports claimed she prefers an 8-hour work schedule on film sets, leading to debates in the industry. While some supported her stance on balancing health and work, others questioned if this was practical for big-budget films. Amid this ongoing discussion, actress Genelia Deshmukh has now shared her views on work hours in the film industry.

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Speaking in a recent interview with Zoom, Genelia revealed that she has no problem working long hours and often puts in a 10-hour day. She mentioned that when you're passionate about your work, the hours don’t feel like a burden. Do you agree with her?

“For me, 10 hours a day is pretty normal. I enjoy what I do, and when I’m on a set, I give it my 100%,” she said.

Genelia also added that every actor is different and has their own way of balancing work and personal life. She believes that as long as one is respectful and professional, the length of working hours shouldn’t be a problem. "We all have our comfort zones. Some actors may need more rest, others don’t. I think it’s important to do what works best for you,” she added.

Deepika was reportedly removed from Sandeep Reddy Vanga and Prabhas' Spirit over her 8-hour work demand. This led to a huge debate online as Reddy took to his twitter and openly slammed Deepika Padukone. On the other hand, Deepika immediately joined Allu Arjun and Atlee's next sci-fi action saga, which is made on a huge budget.

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