In a groundbreaking move, Prerna Arora, a renowned film producer, has become the first in Bollywood to incorporate an intimacy coordination clause in her actors’ legal agreements. This pioneering initiative aims to foster a culture of respect and support on film sets, particularly during intimate scenes.

Understanding the sensitive nature of such scenes, Arora has introduced a standardized method to manage them, ensuring the safety and protection of actors while also highlighting the importance of professionalism and accountability. The inclusion of intimacy coordinators is a testament to her commitment to setting clear boundaries and maintaining a healthy work environment.

“Amidst the recent wave of activism in the global film industry, it’s imperative to establish a protocol for handling intimate scenes,” states Arora. “These formal guidelines are not just about safeguarding our talent’s well-being; they’re about setting a standard of professionalism that our industry can be proud of.”

Arora’s approach is not merely about compliance; it’s about empowerment. By defining the role of intimacy coordinators and setting explicit protocols, she envisions a workspace where every individual feels confident to express concerns, ensuring their comfort and well-being during the production process.

This progressive stance is already making waves on the sets of her latest venture, ‘Hero Heeroine,’ directed by the acclaimed Suresh Krissna. Additionally, Arora is gearing up for the release of ‘Dunk: Once Bitten Twice Shy,’ a Hindi revenge drama helmed by Abhishek Jaiswal. Both projects reflect her dedication to transforming the landscape of Indian cinema, one scene at a time.