Actors from the Netflix dramedy 'Toaster' have openly discussed the poor working conditions faced by crew members on film sets, particularly regarding meal breaks and food provisions. Archana Puran Singh criticized production houses for their stingy practices, noting that crew members often receive limited food during long shifts. She recounted experiences with a major production house that offered minimal non-vegetarian options, leading to the crew being humorously referred to as receiving 'one piece of meat, two pieces of bread.' Rajkummar Rao echoed these sentiments, questioning the lack of structured lunch breaks during shoots. Abhishek Banerjee pointed out that such stinginess reflects a larger attitude towards crew welfare. The conversation around overworking in the industry gained momentum after Deepika Padukone walked out of projects demanding an eight-hour workday, emphasizing the need for healthy work-life balance. These discussions highlight ongoing issues within the entertainment industry regarding worker treatment and professional ethics.