Ali Zafar, Siddharth and Divyendu Sharma were stopped by Goa's cops for riding triple seat on a bike. Image courtesy: Mid-Day.com
Highlights
- It is not just the aam junta that gets stopped by the traffic cops. A group of policemen in Goa recently pulled over Ali Zafar and his co-stars Siddharth and Divyendu Sharma at a junction near Candolim beach for allegedly violating road safety rules.
- The three actors, who are in Goa to shoot for David Dhawan's remake of Chashme Buddoor, were caught riding triple seat on a two-wheeler. A source says, "Ali, Siddharth and Divyendu were filming a bike ride scene, where they were required to travel together. Since there was still some time for the scene to roll, the three boys decided to go on a fun ride."
- Little did they know this ride would land them in major trouble! The source adds, "It was a long time and they did not return. Finally, after calling them a number of times we realised they had been caught by the cops."
- The trio apparently spent some time trying to convince the men in khaki that it was all for a film shoot. However, it was only after crew members reached the spot that peace was brokered.
It is not just the
aam junta that gets stopped by the traffic cops. A group of policemen in Goa recently pulled over Ali Zafar and his co-stars Siddharth and Divyendu Sharma at a junction near Candolim beach for allegedly violating road safety rules.
The three actors, who are in Goa to shoot for David Dhawan's remake of
Chashme Buddoor, were caught riding triple seat on a two-wheeler. A source says, "Ali, Siddharth and Divyendu were filming a bike ride scene, where they were required to travel together. Since there was still some time for the scene to roll, the three boys decided to go on a fun ride."
Little did they know this ride would land them in major trouble! The source adds, "It was a long time and they did not return. Finally, after calling them a number of times we realised they had been caught by the cops."
The trio apparently spent some time trying to convince the men in khaki that it was all for a film shoot. However, it was only after crew members reached the spot that peace was brokered.