Rains

Earlier in the day, we wrote about Arjun Bijlani and his takes on Mumbai rains. We all know that monsoon is a season of love and romance. There is nothing better than watching rains while enjoying hot chai, bhuttas and bhajiyaas. Accordingly, we decided to talk to few more TV stars and ask them what they think about Mumbai rains. Here you go…

Most TV shows today depicts rural tales. So, it becomes important to show rural settings. Usually, the initial episodes are shot in rural locales but thereafter the unit creates a near village-like set in the city. Setting up a rural set means constructing mud-houses which need to be looked after well. Trouble is bound to brew if these homes get washed in rain. Unfortunately, that’s what happened to the sets of Sahara One and <a href=http://www.tellychakkar.com/news/ananda-telefilms-produce-agnisakshi-sahara-one>Ananda Telefims</a> new show <em>Kesariya balam</em>.