With the rise of CG work and digital body corrections, actors and actresses have grown more confident about their on-screen appearances.
No matter what their real physique is, they believe it can all be fixed on the computer.
While this adds extra burden on producers, that’s a separate issue. Still, maintaining fitness is important.
Actors don’t want to look bulky, and actresses are careful not to appear overweight — but many leave body corrections entirely up to the filmmakers, trusting them to handle it well.
However, one particular heroine insists on personally reviewing every single CG shot related to her in the film.
She won’t approve anything unless she’s fully satisfied, and demands body corrections if needed.
Moreover, during the film shoot, her team gives the cinematographers precise instructions — what angles to use, which angles to avoid when filming her — and these guidelines are followed strictly.
At first glance, one might think: "What’s the problem? This only ensures the film looks better." True. But the real issue lies in completing the film on time.
These meticulous checks often delay the post-production process, making timely release a challenge. That’s the core problem.
