India, May 28 -- Despite being one of the highly-anticipated releases of 2025, Ram Charan and Kiara Advani-starrer Game Changer did not live up to the hype and tanked at the box office. And now, some behind-the-scenes drama between editor Shameer Muhammed and director Shankar has also surfaced. In a recent interview with Kaumudy Movies, Shameer spoke about how he had a terrible experience working with Shankar. He revealed that he was unable to complete the editing of Game Changer: "I spent a year with that film. I went there for three years. It was in the last six months that I was told I would have to stay with them for another month. I had a sketch here, so I came at that time. When I was editing, the film was 7-7.5 hours long. I made it three and a half hours. After that, a new editor came in and shortened it to 2.5-3 hours." Elaborating on working with Shankar, Shameer said, "It was a terrible experience. I went there with great excitement, but things were happening in some other world there. He would fix one date for editing, but he would turn up only after ten days. The same pattern continued for several days, and I ended up staying in Chennai for 300-350 days. Then I left the film." Shameer added that he had to pass on several projects because of Game Changer. He eventually withdrew from the project because he did not want to give up working on Marco (2024) and Tovino Thomas's Ajayante Randam Moshanam (2024). After Shameer stepped away from the project, editor Ruben took over his role.htc...