What bribes do wives take on kisser scenes? Emraan Hashmi

Bollywood actor Emraan Hashmi is known as a ‘serial kisser’ for his romantic roles in films. In a recent interview with Indian media, he shared insights about how his on-screen romance and kissing scenes affect his personal life.

When asked if these scenes impact his private life, Hashmi gave an interesting response. He revealed that at first, it was challenging, but he struck a deal with his wife, Parveen Shahani. For each lip-lock scene, he would gift her a designer handbag. This arrangement brought peace at home, as Parveen was happy with the gifts, and Emraan was satisfied with the tranquility.

On-screen romance and family life

Emraan Hashmi mentioned that this deal helped him initially, but over time, it was no longer necessary. Parveen came to understand that these scenes were part of his job. The interview host humorously asked what would have happened if she hadn’t understood. Emraan laughed and replied that his bank balance would have suffered due to the high cost of designer handbags.

Wife’s reaction on Kissing Scen

In a 2012 interview, Emraan Hashmi talked about how Parveen reacted to his intimate scenes in films. He said he didn’t inform her about the specific scenes but just the movies he was working on. Parveen had some conditions; she never discussed his work but watched the films without being influenced by the glamour, understanding his professional obligations.

Wife’s First and Last Reaction

On the set of “Koffee With Karan” in 2014, Emraan revealed that Parveen had a strong reaction to the intimate scenes in the film “Murder.” She was unaware of these scenes and got angry when she saw them, even digging her nails into his arm. It was the first and last time she reacted that way. After that, they decided he would inform her about such scenes in advance so she could be mentally prepared.

Emraan Hashmi also shared that they have another ongoing agreement: after filming intimate scenes, he takes Parveen shopping, and she swipes the card for purchases that often total at least seven figures.