Akshay Kumar shoots for a cause in Mumbai after taking permission from authorities amid lockdown
New Delhi: Superstar Akshay Kumar, together with filmmaker R Balki, shot for a public service commercial amid the coronavirus lockdown at Kamalistan studio in Mumbai on Monday. The crew had sought permission from the authorities to shoot for the advert and adhered to all social distancing norms and precautionary measures on the units.
Several footage and movies from the ad-shoot have been doing the rounds on the Internet through which Akshay, Balki and group are seen carrying masks. There have been about 20 folks current on the situation.
While talking to Zee News, the producer of the video Anil Naidu stated, “The entire shooting got completed in two hours. The ad will be out in a couple of days.” He added that Akshay himself drove to the units and received prepared at house.
Balki, who beforehand directed the famous person in ‘PadMan’, advised information company IANS, “Akshay and I have shot this ad-campaign for the Government of India to make people aware about their responsibilities post lockdown. Things might seem difficult but through this ad, we now know what all precautions need to be taken to shoot in the post-lockdown era. Our producer Anil Naidu made everything seem effortless and we all maintained social distancing. The shoot happened smoothly following hygiene protocols, ensuring minimum crew with maximum efficiency and safety.”
Film, TV and advert shootings have been stalled amid the pandemic, which has introduced your entire world to a standstill. India at present is in its fourth section of lockdown, which started late in March.
(With IANS inputs)
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