Despite the fact that Megastar Chiranjeevi and Rajamouli tried all possible ways to kick-start the shootings of their big-budgeted films Acharya and #RRR respectively, Covid-19 impact has forced them to withdraw all their plans. But then, Bollywood’s Superstar Akshay Kumar has shown them a new way.
On the early morning Thursday, Akshay Kumar along with Vaani Kapoor, Huma Qureshi and Lara Dutta and 50 other technicians as well assistants has flown to Scotland. The actor and his other producers booked two chartered flights to shuttle the total crew of the upcoming film “Bell Bottom” to the United Kingdom. There, the actor and his team will film non-stop for this vintage drama.
While UK has lifted lockdown sanctions long back, the coronavirus positive cases are still being registered there but not in high numbers. In the wake of these developments, they have started allowing film shoots as well under strict guidelines. For that reason, the Telugu industry is now looking forward to go to Europe such that even they could finish some of their unwrapped movies. There is a possibility of #RRR, Prabhas’ Radhe Shyam, Nithin’s Rang De and other films to get shot there.
However, other day Spain has reintroduced lockdown as the second wave of Covid-19 pandemic hit them hard, while Greece and Germany are seeing a rise in cases. Other than UK, rest of Europe is yet to settle and recover from the pandemic it looks like.
This post was last modified on 7 August 2020 10:32 am
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