Back in 2010, when 'Apartment' rolled out, the film’s neon‑lit interiors were a playground for two actresses whose chemistry would later become a hot topic.\n
\nBut when Hetal Yadav stepped onto the set, the story shifted. She says the Aashiq Banaya Aapne star sometimes ignored direction, turning rehearsals into a test of patience.\n
\nThe romantic number, filmed in three takes, became the flashpoint. Yadav claims Dutta balked at physical contact, forcing the crew to improvise.\n
\nProducers, already wary of delays, voiced concern. In an interview, Yadav said technicians rely on actors to follow cues; deviations can cost a film days and money.\n
\nThe feud echoes earlier claims by Dutta that producers had brushed her off after her name dropped from projects. Yadav counters that such accusations are not the only reason a career stalls.\n
\nYadav, who will soon appear on 'Mannat 2.0', adds that accountability matters. In a world where on‑set behavior can make or break a role, she urges future actors to stay honest.