With an almost 8-hour discussion on how the film industry is booming, filmmaker Rajkumar Hirani shared a bit of history. Ranbir KapoorSurrender while filming Sanju. The manager revealed that Ranbir will report to the set as early as 3 pm to have his make-up done before noon.Hirani explained that the change of the player in Sanjay Dutt required four or five hours each day. As a result, Ranbir reaches Film City before dawn to prepare for the 7 am shoot.Hirani was asked if actors who insist on working short hours affect the cost of film production and production, especially compared to actors who often work long hours.Answering this question, in an interview with IANS, he said, “I don’t think any actor today is saying that we will work these many hours. They understand the importance of, at least the ones I’ve worked with, understand the importance of it. Toh karna hai toh khatam karna hai. He’s done.”The filmmaker recalled how Ranbir never complained even though he was going through a tough time. “I remember Ranbir, he had a beard in the film, so it would take him 4-5 hours to do the make-up. So if we had a shift at 7 AM, he would come at 3 AM and be in the film city alone at night. I would arrive at 6 AM, and already there was a van outside, the lamp hanging outside, and inside, the shot is 2 all the time. He never complained about it. No, for everyone. I’ve never seen anyone else complain. “Hirani’s comments come amid ongoing discussions about improving working hours in the entertainment industry, with several actors recently advocating for sustainable changes to promote healthy working hours.Released in 2018, *Sanju* featured Ranbir Kapoor directing and scripting the life of Sanjay Dutt, exploring his struggles with drug addiction, addiction and his arrest for sexual harassment. 1993 Bombay bombings. The biographical drama became one of the biggest box office hits of the year.