British actor Daniel Carlatgirone made his acting debut in India with the recently released hit film `Thangalaan` that also starred Chiyaan Vikram, Parvathy and Malavika Mohanan. Directed by Pa Ranjith, the Tamil film saw Carlatgirone play a parallel lead to Vikram named Lord Clement. The Indian movie set, he experienced, is quiet different from that of what happens on the sets of a western movie. For starters, Carlatgirone was not ready for the noise on the sets once camera starts rolling. Talking to mid-day.com, he revealed that he had to stop a scene in between owing to the chaos. But he soon learnt that it is normal on Tamil cinema set and instead learnt to deal with the new ways of shooting

Daniel Carlatgirone on difference between Indian movie sets and Western movie set

Talking about his initial experience in India, he said, "When I first arrived, I felt like what is going on here! There were hundreds of people running around and in the West when the director says action you can`t even hear a pin drop. It`s  so quiet. If a phone was to go off or someone was to speak, they`re in big trouble. What I had to get used to on a Tamil film set was to have 10 phones going off after director said action. There were people talking and hundreds of people standing.