In Sangga Poison Film, Fahad Haydra Challenges Himself To Do Action Scenes Without Stuntman

Frederika Cull and Fahad Haydra (Virgilery / VOI)

JAKARTA - Fahad Haydra starred in a horror film entitled Poison Sangga: Household Separator Santet by director Rizal Mantovani which will air on December 12.

In an exclusive interview with VOI, Fahad shared his shooting experience which was full of physical scenes but chose to do so without a stuntman.

He admitted that he had suffered injuries after undergoing the filming process.

"Actually, if there is a wound. I'm just not talking," said Fahad Haydra at the VOI office, Tanah Abang, Central Jakarta, Thursday, November 21.

Even so, Fahad admitted that there was one scene that the stuntman inevitably had to do after not getting permission.

"But there is a scene where I like it or not I have to use a stuntman because I'm not allowed to do that," said Fahad Haydra.

"Even though I already want to, so for the sake of smooth shooting, it's okay," he continued.

Fahad said that playing in the film Toxic Sangga made him able to challenge himself to do more action scenes.

"It's just that the rest I don't like to use stuntman because I myself want it, I've tried it myself to explore it more," explained Fahad Haydra.

This was driven by his great curiosity for the characters he played.

"Because I'm really curious, so if for example I try I'll know," he said.