Pulkit Samrat shares 'Hathi Mere Saathi' shoot experiences
Pulkit Samrat shares 'Hathi Mere Saathi' shoot experiences
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Pulkit Samrat is going to appear in the film 'Hathi Mere Saathi' soon. At the same time, before the shoot of this film, he has recently shared an interesting experience of shooting with elephants in the forest. He said that, "This film will teach about entertainment as well as environmental protection." Yes and further he said that, "This film talks about conservation of forests and elephants. Due to commercialization in North East and South India, forests are being cut, due to which the environment and wildlife are being badly affected.

Further, he said, 'Director Prabhu Solomon has very good knowledge about the forest and animals. They know what to eat in the forest and where the path of the river leads. I was very excited to work with him. I also love wildlife. I hope that along with the entertainment of this film, people should also learn something. They understood that we are harming the environment. Together we can improve it.

Pulkit further talked about the experience of shooting with elephants and he said, "When the date of shooting with elephants was received, we were asked for a date. Most parts of this film have been shot in Kerala, Kochi and Munnar. A small part has also been shot in Thailand. I did not face any difficulty in making friends with elephants. Whatever be the animals they are sociable. If we give them love, they accept us with equal love. Animals attack us only when they are afraid of us. I did not see any difference between my pet dog Bro and the elephant wool of the film. Both listen to me carefully. Let us tell you that these days, Pulkit is spending time in his house with his alleged girlfriend Kriti Kharbanda.

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