Vidyut Jammwal to shoot Sanak in Goa with extra Covid-19 precautions

Vidyut Jammwal will be shooting the last schedule of Kanishk Varma’s Sanak: Hope Under Seige in Goa. The makers of the film have decided to increase Covid-19 safety measures on the sets.

India is currently facing the second wave of the novel coronavirus pandemic, with cases reaching an alarming rate on a daily basis. In view of this, many shoot schedules have been halted and those that continue are taking extra precautions. This is the case with Vidyut Jammwal’s Sanak: Hope Under Seige too. The makers of the film have decided to raise the safety measures on the sets in Goa, where Vidyut will shoot its last schedule. In order to ensure the safety of the cast and crew, Sanak’s producer Vipul Amrutlal Shah has ensured extra measures on the movie set. The movie will resume shoot in Goa this month. Vipul Shah said, “We had a specialised sanitisation team working on the set. There was a team of eight people whose primary job was to ensure that the entire shooting location and set up was properly sanitised, everybody goes through the sanitisation tunnel every 15-20 minutes, everybody was given sanitiser to clean their hands, temperatures were checked regularly, surprise checks were also done. We had also created different colour bands, like green bands were given to the ones who can access the shooting area and red bands for those who cannot. Some extra unit bases were also created and sanitised, so the people can split in small units and that’s how we functioned.”