At present, 21 countries have declared lockdown due to coronavirus. There are many stars who are trapped outside this time and are unable to come to their homes. This list includes the name of actor Arjun Rampal, who is stranded in Karjat, about 80 km from Mumbai, along with his girlfriend Gabriela Demetriades and 7-month-old son. He was shooting his film 'Bhima Koregaon' from 2 February. His girlfriend and son also went there with him. Last Tuesday night at 8 pm, PM Narendra Modi announced a 21-day lockdown in the country, which came into force from 12 pm.
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After that Arjun and his family had four hours to reach Mumbai from Karjat, but they could not leave from there. Arjun's friend Rahul Mitra confirmed this news in a conversation with a newspaper. Indeed, Rahul says that 'he is talking to Arjun on video calls twice every day. He told that Arjun had 9 days of shooting left and he wanted to return to Mumbai only after completing it. He told, "After the announcement of complete lockdown in the industry by 31 March, Arjun called me because we are good friends. I advised him to return from there. But he completed the remaining 9 days of shooting. Desired to return, which was proposed after March 31, meanwhile, on March 24, Prime Minister Narendra Modi declared a 21-day complete lockdown in the country. The announcement was made at 8 o'clock at night. In such a situation Arjun had only four hours to reach Mumbai from Karjat. But it was not possible to return during this period. Because he had to manage the house of Karjat too."
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Rahul said many more things to a website. He said, "He is with his family in Karjat. Half of his stock of goods is also left. Because some of his friends had reached there before the lockdown, which cost half the amount. Now when there are two hours When the grocery shops open for the city, Arjun arrives to get the goods. However, they are all good. They are healthy. They are safe. Every day we communicate with each other twice."
