After getting permission from the Maharashtra government to start shooting, they have been gearing up to start shooting from the channel to the production house. Keeping in mind the lockdown rules and physical distance, TV actors are also preparing loudly. Some actors have reached the script of upcoming episodes and discussions are also being held with the directors. There is a concern about the health of the cast and their families, along with the excitement of shooting again. Seeing the danger of coronavirus, know what are the preparations of the actors of the TV world for shooting.

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I will do my own makeup: Deven Bhojani
Deven Bhojani, who plays Balakrishna in the serial Bhakharwadi, is all set to shoot again. He says, 'After a long wait, now once again his favorite artists of fans will be seen working. Along with the excitement of shooting, there is some concern about health. Following the government guidelines, we can take care of our health. There will be some problems due to reduced unit members, but in view of its safety, these problems are nothing. In order to re-understand my character, I am watching the old episodes along with discussing the script with the director and other colleagues. On the set, everyone on the set will take extra precautions due to the risk of infection. I have learned to do makeup during the lockdown. Makeup can be a major cause of infection, that's why I will do my own makeup for my protection. My effort with this is to have minimal contact with people on the set.

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Will take home food with me: Kinshuk Vaidya
Kinshuk Vaidya, who plays Arjun in the serial Radha Krishna, says, "We have got the shooting guidelines issued by the production house. During the shoot, I will try to follow all the rules. I care about my health. Our set is in solitude in Umbergaon, Gujarat. There shooting takes place in a controlled environment. Once all the crew members are corona tested, we will have no fear. Unless we have contact with an outsider. The production house will be responsible for our safety. On the set, I will follow all the guidelines myself and if someone shows negligence then I will speak against it as it is a matter of protection of all. The script of our show is already ready. Given the number of actors on the set will also be limited, some changes are being made to the script at the moment. There is a higher risk of virus infection than food. So I will take my homemade food on the set and try to do every task while creating physical distance.

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Would love to take my costume with me: Karan Jotwani
Karan Jotwani, who plays Neil in the serial Qurbaan Hua, is keen on shooting. He is also concerned about the health of his family. He says, 'I live with my parents. People of their age are more at risk of infection. So I will be more cautious about my health and safety on the set. Many people are working from home at this time. We have to show everything on a large scale, so it is not possible for us to work from home. I will try my best to contact people on the set. I will try to correct my makeup and hair myself. If this is not the case, I will get my makeup done only after making sure that my makeup man has not come in contact with anyone else. If I get permission from the production house, I would prefer to take my costumes home or I would wear set clothes only after ensuring the hygiene of the clothes. '

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