<p>The Tamil Nadu Government has permitted the resumption of filming television serials and other programmes, on the condition that stipulated restrictions are strictly followed. This announcement comes after the relevant industry bodies have requested the State Information and broadcasting minister to ease the lockdown restrictions.</p>

<p>An official statement from the Government said that indoor shooting alone would be permitted, but will not be allowed in containment zones across the state.&nbsp;</p>

<p>While filming in open/public spaces is not permitted in urban areas. There is no restriction on filming in rural areas (except in containment zones).&nbsp;</p>

<p>It has been stated that shootings must be conducted with no more than 20 people including the actors and technicians and also spectators cannot be allowed to witness the shooting. Disinfection of shooting venue before and after filming, besides the disinfection vehicles used for logistics, camera equipment and cranes have also been mentioned.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Except for actors, all on set must wear masks and maintain social distancing and actors must wear masks during the breaks. Persons with cough, cold, fever and breathlessness must not be allowed on set. If such symptoms are noticed, they must immediately be taken for a medical check.&nbsp;</p>

<p>To shoot in Chennai the crew must obtain the permission from the Corporation and in the case of other districts, the permission can be sought from the relevant district authorities.</p>

<p>All guidelines as stated by Central and State Government are to be followed. While the Government's go-ahead has brought cheer to thousands of workers who are dependent on the industry, it remains to see when the full-fledged shooting would begin.</p>

<p>“We need to get permission from the Corporation and it depends on the producers who are ready. We need to get together all the artists, serial artists and others who have to arrive from other states. We need to talk it out with producers. We thank the government on behalf of our association for having permitted the resumption of work” J. Sridhar, Vice President of FEFSI and Joint Secy AIFEC told WION.&nbsp;</p>

<p>However, he added that a lot needs to be worked out over the coming days, regarding how the crew can work with 20 members, given that bigger shows require over 50-100 people. Also, immediate resumption of shooting would be challenging as there are permissions required and a lot of logistics would have to be worked out.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The Film Employees Federation fo South India (FEFSI) has over 25000 members, who belong to the entire spectrum of crafts. The industry has been facing a tough time over the last two months, as a good number of them are daily wagers.</p>

<p>Sridhar said that so far, the industry body has been able to help its members tide over the crisis but even reopening would be with utmost caution as life and livelihood are equally important.</p>

<p>“For a large number of our members, we have been able to provide aid, in the form of essential supplies or via cash benefits as our president Selvamani has been in touch with all stakeholders. We are grateful to veteran actors Prabhu and Amitabh Bachchan and also leading brands like Kalyan Jewellers and Sony who helped us with getting aid via various ways and means” Sridhar told WION.</p>


The Tamil Nadu Government has permitted the resumption of filming television serials and other programmes, on the condition that stipulated restrictions are strictly followed.

The Tamil Nadu Government has permitted the resumption of filming television serials and other programmes, on the condition that stipulated restrictions are strictly followed. This announcement comes after the relevant industry bodies have requested the State Information and broadcasting minister to ease the lockdown restrictions. An official statement from the Government said that indoor shooting alone would be permitted, but will not be allowed in containment zones across the state. While filming in open/public spaces is not permitted in urban areas. There is no restriction on filming in rural areas (except in containment zones). It has been stated that shootings must be conducted with no more than 20 people including the actors and technicians and also spectators cannot be allowed to witness the shooting. Disinfection of shooting venue before and after filming, besides the disinfection vehicles used for logistics, camera equipment and cranes have also been mentioned. Except for actors, all on set must wear masks and maintain social distancing and actors must wear masks during the breaks. Persons with cough, cold, fever and breathlessness must not be allowed on set. If such symptoms are noticed, they must immediately be taken for a medical check. To shoot in Chennai the crew must obtain the permission from the Corporation and in the case of other districts, the permission can be sought from the relevant district authorities. All guidelines as stated by Central and State Government are to be followed. While the Government's go-ahead has brought cheer to thousands of workers who are dependent on the industry, it remains to see when the full-fledged shooting would begin. “We need to get permission from the Corporation and it depends on the producers who are ready. We need to get together all the artists, serial artists and others who have to arrive from other states. We need to talk it out with producers. We thank the government on behalf of our association for having permitted the resumption of work” J. Sridhar, Vice President of FEFSI and Joint Secy AIFEC told WION. However, he added that a lot needs to be worked out over the coming days, regarding how the crew can work with 20 members, given that bigger shows require over 50-100 people. Also, immediate resumption of shooting would be challenging as there are permissions required and a lot of logistics would have to be worked out. The Film Employees Federation fo South India (FEFSI) has over 25000 members, who belong to the entire spectrum of crafts. The industry has been facing a tough time over the last two months, as a good number of them are daily wagers. Sridhar said that so far, the industry body has been able to help its members tide over the crisis but even reopening would be with utmost caution as life and livelihood are equally important. “For a large number of our members, we have been able to provide aid, in the form of essential supplies or via cash benefits as our president Selvamani has been in touch with all stakeholders. We are grateful to veteran actors Prabhu and Amitabh Bachchan and also leading brands like Kalyan Jewellers and Sony who helped us with getting aid via various ways and means” Sridhar told WION.

Tamil Nadu Government allows TV serials to resume shooting; Industry welcomes move

<p>Salman Khan who is currently on<a href="http://www.wionews.com/india-news/salman-khan-gets-bail-in-blackbuck-poaching-case-128918"> bail in 1998 blackbuck poaching</a> case, is now set to turn producer for an upcoming TV show. The show will interestingly be based on the lives of Mumbai police officers. <a href="http://www.wionews.com/india-news/salman-khan-thanks-his-fans-for-love-and-support-tweets-tears-of-gratitude-129417"><em>Also Read:&nbsp;Salman Khan thanks his fans for love and support, tweets ‘tears of gratitude’</em></a></p>

<p>The yet-to-be-titled show will reportedly explore the lives of Mumbai cops -- both on and off duty. With this show, Salman will make his debut as a TV producer. The cast of the show has been finalised and it is being shot in a Mumbai studio at the moment.&nbsp;</p>

<p>According to a Mumbai-based tabloid, Mahesh Limaye, the National Award-winning director of the 2014 Marathi film <em>Yellow</em>, will direct the show while writer Sridhar Raghavan, of <em>Bluffmaster</em> and <em>Khakee</em> fame has written the script.</p>

<p>The show is scheduled to be on air from next month.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Apart from producing the cop drama, Salman is also supposed to be on 'Dus Ka Dum'&nbsp;season 3 but it’s still to be seen whether he will be able to complete the shoot due to his ongoing case.</p>

<p>Salman Khan was<a href="http://www.wionews.com/india-news/entertainment-jodhpur-court-convicts-salman-khan-he-gets-a-5-year-jail-term-128523"> convicted by Jodhpur trial court in 1998 blackbuck poaching case</a> for killing two endangered blackbucks while shooting for film Hum Saath Saath Hain. There were four other actors with him including Saif Ali Khan, Neelam Kothari, Tabu and Sonali Bendre -- all were acquitted in the case.</p>


The show will air next month. Salman is currently on bail after being convicted in the blackbuck poaching case

Salman Khan who is currently on bail in 1998 blackbuck poaching case, is now set to turn producer for an upcoming TV show. The show will interestingly be based on the lives of Mumbai police officers. Also Read: Salman Khan thanks his fans for love and support, tweets ‘tears of gratitude’ The yet-to-be-titled show will reportedly explore the lives of Mumbai cops -- both on and off duty. With this show, Salman will make his debut as a TV producer. The cast of the show has been finalised and it is being shot in a Mumbai studio at the moment. According to a Mumbai-based tabloid, Mahesh Limaye, the National Award-winning director of the 2014 Marathi film Yellow, will direct the show while writer Sridhar Raghavan, of Bluffmaster and Khakee fame has written the script. The show is scheduled to be on air from next month. Apart from producing the cop drama, Salman is also supposed to be on 'Dus Ka Dum' season 3 but it’s still to be seen whether he will be able to complete the shoot due to his ongoing case. Salman Khan was convicted by Jodhpur trial court in 1998 blackbuck poaching case for killing two endangered blackbucks while shooting for film Hum Saath Saath Hain. There were four other actors with him including Saif Ali Khan, Neelam Kothari, Tabu and Sonali Bendre -- all were acquitted in the case.

After conviction, Salman Khan to produce TV show on Mumbai cops

<p>The 90&#39;s superhit comedy series, <em>Shrimaan Shrimati </em>makes its comeback on TV today, March 13 with a new name and a new star cast. Now called <em>Shrimaan Shrimati Phir Se</em>, the series promises to entertain the audience with its honest comedy.&nbsp;</p>

<p><em>Shrimaan Shrimati Phir Se </em>premiered&nbsp;today at 7:30 pm today with a&nbsp;whole new cast following the story of &#39;love thy neighbour&#39; -- the same basic story on which the original was made. The new ensemble cast includes&nbsp;Barkha Bisht as Prema Shalini aka Doll, Suresh Menon as Dilruba Jarnail Singh Khurana aka Dil, Samir Shah as Keshav Kulkarni aka Keku and Sucheta Khanna as Kokila aka Koki.</p>

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<p dir="ltr" lang="hi">Jaaniye kaise Rakesh ji ne darshaaya aapka mannpasand character &ndash; Dilruba. Dekhiye <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/ShrimaanShrimatiPhirSe?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#ShrimaanShrimatiPhirSe</a>, aaj shaam 7:30 baje only on <a href="https://twitter.com/sabtv?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@SABTV</a>. <a href="https://t.co/yJtLBA4jN3">pic.twitter.com/yJtLBA4jN3</a></p>
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<p>As revealed in the synopsis, the main character of&nbsp;Keshav Kulkarni is enacted by Samir Shah who is argumentative and flirtatious.&nbsp; Keku ji, as he is popularly called, criticises everyone including his wife, son, boss and his neighbour Dilruba. However, he is in awe of his neighbour&#39;s wife, the actress Prema Shalini played by Barkha Bisht. He is love-struck when around her.</p>

<p>His wife Kokila is a&nbsp;sophisticated, smart and straight-forward homemaker. Her traditional beauty is admired by all, especially their neighbour Dilruba, enacted by Suresh Menon. Sucheta Khanna takes inspiration from the Late Reema Lagoo to play this charismatic character.<br />
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Prema Shalini is a popular Bollywood actress who pays special importance to her looks, glamorous dresses and is a total diva.&nbsp;She enjoys the undivided attention of her neighbour&nbsp;Keshav, but also dislikes him for being an uninvited guest at most times.</p>

<p>Dilruba Jarnail Singh Khurana, is Prema&#39;s submissive husband who is a homemaker and effeminate in nature. He is very fond of Koki and according to him she is the epitome of an ideal housewife and uses every opportunity to meet her at her house.</p>

<p>The new cast breathes a new life into the story and promises to engage the contemporary mass by keeping the story to the present time.&nbsp;</p>

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'Shrimaan Shrimati' is counted among one of the finest few sitcoms that showcased on Indian TV

The 90's superhit comedy series, Shrimaan Shrimati makes its comeback on TV today, March 13 with a new name and a new star cast. Now called Shrimaan Shrimati Phir Se, the series promises to entertain the audience with its honest comedy. Shrimaan Shrimati Phir Se premiered today at 7:30 pm today with a whole new cast following the story of 'love thy neighbour' -- the same basic story on which the original was made. The new ensemble cast includes Barkha Bisht as Prema Shalini aka Doll, Suresh Menon as Dilruba Jarnail Singh Khurana aka Dil, Samir Shah as Keshav Kulkarni aka Keku and Sucheta Khanna as Kokila aka Koki. Jaaniye kaise Rakesh ji ne darshaaya aapka mannpasand character – Dilruba. Dekhiye #ShrimaanShrimatiPhirSe, aaj shaam 7:30 baje only on @SABTV. pic.twitter.com/yJtLBA4jN3 — SAB TV (@sabtv) March 13, 2018 × As revealed in the synopsis, the main character of Keshav Kulkarni is enacted by Samir Shah who is argumentative and flirtatious. Keku ji, as he is popularly called, criticises everyone including his wife, son, boss and his neighbour Dilruba. However, he is in awe of his neighbour's wife, the actress Prema Shalini played by Barkha Bisht. He is love-struck when around her. His wife Kokila is a sophisticated, smart and straight-forward homemaker. Her traditional beauty is admired by all, especially their neighbour Dilruba, enacted by Suresh Menon. Sucheta Khanna takes inspiration from the Late Reema Lagoo to play this charismatic character. Prema Shalini is a popular Bollywood actress who pays special importance to her looks, glamorous dresses and is a total diva. She enjoys the undivided attention of her neighbour Keshav, but also dislikes him for being an uninvited guest at most times. Dilruba Jarnail Singh Khurana, is Prema's submissive husband who is a homemaker and effeminate in nature. He is very fond of Koki and according to him she is the epitome of an ideal housewife and uses every opportunity to meet her at her house. The new cast breathes a new life into the story and promises to engage the contemporary mass by keeping the story to the present time.

Our favourite sitcom 'Shrimaan Shrimati' makes TV comeback with new cast

<p>Best known for her role as a badass female cop,&nbsp;Inspector Chandramukhi Chautala, in Indian TV serial &quot;FIR&quot;, Kavita Kaushik is currently vacationing in Goa with husband Ronnit Biswas and while she steals the limelight with her picture in a bikini, there is an important message behind it.&nbsp;</p>

<p>If you look closely, there are visible marks on her bikini-clad body and Kavita makes no effort in hiding them.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Instead, Kavita shared a powerful message on body love and positivity while cracking down on perfect frames and the concept of a perfect body.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Sharing the image on Instagram, Kavita wrote:&nbsp;&quot;Here&rsquo;s to all women wanting to wear pretty bikinis but shy of their bodily flaws , who would know this better than me but you know what I realised we all have them ,we all have some fat , some scars , some cervical spondylitis..oh sorry that&rsquo;s just me who has it hope none of u do ,some birthmarks that just don&rsquo;t go no matter what ubtans and creams we apply !! Grr .. so what now ? Are we gonna Just waste our lives ogling at perfectly shaped models on the Internet and then criticising them ? or are we gonna hit the gym , eat a healthy diet ,achieve our best fittest body and embrace all other flaws n be our unique beautiful best and jump into the ocean!!? I think it&rsquo;s the latter , my cervical doesn&rsquo;t stop me from doing the chakrasan (jiski acchi si photo samandar ke paas kheench ke kal dikhaaungi) Nothing should stop you from being the best version of you !! So all you fabulous ladies out there you are all beautiful/sexy/cute/pretty/ etc in your own unique way! Lift each other up and be powerful ! Biggg hugg to all my girls #whoruntheworld #girls #fuckoffphotoshop.&quot;</p>

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<p>She got married to Ronnit Biswas last year.</p>

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She shared the image on Instagram while openly talking about body positivity and need to love oneself

Best known for her role as a badass female cop, Inspector Chandramukhi Chautala, in Indian TV serial "FIR", Kavita Kaushik is currently vacationing in Goa with husband Ronnit Biswas and while she steals the limelight with her picture in a bikini, there is an important message behind it. If you look closely, there are visible marks on her bikini-clad body and Kavita makes no effort in hiding them. Instead, Kavita shared a powerful message on body love and positivity while cracking down on perfect frames and the concept of a perfect body. Sharing the image on Instagram, Kavita wrote: "Here’s to all women wanting to wear pretty bikinis but shy of their bodily flaws , who would know this better than me but you know what I realised we all have them ,we all have some fat , some scars , some cervical spondylitis..oh sorry that’s just me who has it hope none of u do ,some birthmarks that just don’t go no matter what ubtans and creams we apply !! Grr .. so what now ? Are we gonna Just waste our lives ogling at perfectly shaped models on the Internet and then criticising them ? or are we gonna hit the gym , eat a healthy diet ,achieve our best fittest body and embrace all other flaws n be our unique beautiful best and jump into the ocean!!? I think it’s the latter , my cervical doesn’t stop me from doing the chakrasan (jiski acchi si photo samandar ke paas kheench ke kal dikhaaungi) Nothing should stop you from being the best version of you !! So all you fabulous ladies out there you are all beautiful/sexy/cute/pretty/ etc in your own unique way! Lift each other up and be powerful ! Biggg hugg to all my girls #whoruntheworld #girls #fuckoffphotoshop." Here’s to all women wanting to wear pretty bikinis but shy of their bodily flaws , who would know this better than me ???? but you know what I realised we all have them ,we all have some fat , some scars , some cervical spondylitis..oh sorry that’s just me who has it hope none of u do ,some birthmarks that just don’t go no matter what ubtans and creams we apply !! Grr .. so what now ? Are we gonna Just waste our lives ogling at perfectly shaped models on the Internet and then criticising them ? or are we gonna hit the gym , eat a healthy diet ,achieve our best fittest body and embrace all other flaws n be our unique beautiful best and jump into the ocean ????????!!? I think it’s the latter , my cervical doesn’t stop me from doing the chakrasan (jiski acchi si photo samandar ke paas kheench ke kal dikhaaungi) Nothing should stop you from being the best version of you !! So all you fabulous ladies out there you are all beautiful/sexy/cute/pretty/ etc in your own unique way! Lift each other up and be powerful ! Biggg hugg to all my girls ????????????????????❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ #whoruntheworld #girls #fuckoffphotoshop A post shared by Kavita Kaushik (@ikavitakaushik) on Feb 21, 2018 at 6:39am PST × She got married to Ronnit Biswas last year.

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