India, June 2 -- Karisma Kapoor was one of the biggest stars of the 1990s. The actor recently reflected on the work culture of that era and revealed how filmmaking functioned very differently back then. According to Karisma, actors often did not receive bound scripts, and many scenes were developed on the spot. She added that even several blockbuster films were made using this approach.

Speaking to The Hollywood Reporter India, Karisma shared, "In a way, it's really good that things are streamlined. Back then we worked on gut instinct, passion, and belief. There are so many films I've done that had no script or written scenes. You would go to the set and it would all get developed on set within minutes. These are big, hit films I am talk...