Everything came at a halt since lockdown started and in this period people got busy with some other work. As the restrictions on lockdown got eased, people again got back to their work with more energy & motivation. Even our film industry began their work again to entertain the audience.
In the past few years, many Marathi films were shot in foreign countries, but in this difficult period of Covid, Marathi film did not step back and began its work. Nitin Prakash Vaidya who has produced films like 'Gachchi', 'Naal' and 'Mann Fakiraa' is back with his new Marathi film 'Choomantar' which will be a bilingual film starring Prarthana Behere, Rinku Rajguru, Suvrat Joshi, and Rishi Saxena. Sameer Joshi will be directing this multi-star film.
When we talk about Marathi films Producer Nitin Prakash Vaidya's name is always top of the list for his amazing content. While talking about this film he said, "Shooting in this period is challenging. But if see the number of Covid cases in foreign countries it is much less compared to our Maharashtra and India, so the risk is very less which is why I choose London. I have also done a lot of shooting here in the past. Our film unit is only of 20-25 people. Before heading towards London, for everyone's safety, we also started the immunity boost up course as per my doctor's guidance. Before leaving India each one of us did 3 Covid tests and after getting the negative result I did the work of visa and tickets. We also took Covid insurance and the use of sanitizer and mask is also done. Risk and fear will be there but we will complete our shoot by following all the safety measures."
Prarthana Behere had given some glimpse of this film to her fans by posting some pictures online. Talking about the film she said, "Before heading towards London all the crew had done their Covid tests and after getting the results negative we got permission to go to London. The changes and effects which corona has done in everyone's life were seen at the airport as the whole atmosphere was completely changed. All the safety measures were also been followed in-plane, as I was the only passenger on the 3 seat row. Another benefit of shooting here is that people are less so social distancing is followed very well and the use of mask and sanitizer is also being done."
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