That stuff about actors going to any lengths for their role may not be all true — not always. Sure, they make the impossible possible and the unbelievable believable on the big screen, but on their terms. Before a film rolls, they ink a deal replete with diverse clauses. And the bigger the name, the more are the conditions that apply.

Sonakshi Sinha is quite particular about the no-kissing, no-intimacy clause in her film contracts; (inset) Tanuj Virwani, who has a crippling fear of creepy crawlies

However, now even the younger lot is becoming quite vocal about what they expect from the makers and what all they will never do. Like Tanuj Virwani, who has added a 'no-snake' clause to his contract for Jasmine D'Souza's 'One Night Stand' opposite Sunny Leone. The 'Purani Jeans' actor has herpetophobia — an abnormal fear of snakes and reptiles. To some, it might sound strange, but it was a cause of great concern to him as the film was to be extensively shot in Thailand jungles.