He's being framed! And what's worse… it's on an eerie note too. Shreyas Talpade gears up to send a spine chilling shiver up collective spines with Sangeeth Sivan's 'Click.' Reportedly, the movie is an "inspired" version of the Thai horror drama 'Shutter'.

"I'm playing a fashion photographer who clicks the pictures of top models," reveals Shreyas. "But he notices that apart from the models, there is something else too in the frames! What happens thereafter is how the film unfolds.

Adds he, "The movie is essentially a love story with the element of horror thrown in. Normally horror films don't have songs, but this one has and each one of them has been picturised well. I thoroughly enjoyed the whole process of making this film. I feel that you need a different kind of psyche to scare audiences, to create scenes that will have viewers at the edge of the seat."

Screaming admiration, Talpade?

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Shreyas Talpade was in for a neck breaking experience.Well, almost. While canning Sangeeth Sivan's spine chilling 'Click', ST had to perform a stunt on the chilliest winter day of the month, worsened further by incessant downpour!

The shot to be canned required Talpade to fall backward off the third floor iron railing of a building. The harness and other precautions were in place; the assistant director though, got the timing wrong. And the actor practically escaped having his neck snapped as he fell upside down! The AD, thankfully, had the presence of mind to pull the harness in time and Talpade was left suspended inches above the ground!

"It was truly a scary experience and I did feel that there was a paranormal connection to it, since it was a film like this one," admits Talpade in a tabloid chat.

What's commendable, though, is that ST gathered his courage and performed the stunt himself, all over again, even as Sivan and crew members bit their knuckles to the bone. Bravo, Talpade!!

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