Shooting Of Kaun Banega Crorepati, Bhabhiji Ghar Par Hai And Others To Begin By June-End; Here's The Set Of Guidelines To Be Followed

If reports are anything to go by, the shooting of several TV shows will begin by the end of June. FWICE has created a new set of guidelines that the producers of the shows need to follow amidst the Coronavirus scare

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Shooting Of Kaun Banega Crorepati, Bhabhiji Ghar Par Hai And Others To Begin By June-End; Here's The Set Of Guidelines To Be Followed
Ever since the lockdown has been announced in India due to the outbreak of Coronavirus, the shooting of all the films, TV shows and web-series have come to a halt. It's from March that no new shows are being filmed, and hence, we are beings served with the old episodes on TV. However, here's some good news. Reportedly, the makers of TV shows will be able to resume the shooting of the shows by the end of June. However, they'll have to follow the guidelines set by FWICE.

According to the reports, Ekta Kapoor's shows, Kaun Banega Crorepati, Bhabhiji Ghar Par Hai and few other shows will begin their shooting by June-end. BN Tiwari, the president of the Federation of Western India Cine Employee (FWICE), confirmed to India Today.in that they have set some rules for the producers of the TV shows who want to begin the shooting of their serials.

As per the guidelines set, producers will have to work with only 50 percent of the staff on the sets. They'll have to keep the staff on rotational shifts so that no one is jobless. FWICE has started training everyone on how to wear a mask and use sanitiser and to ensure that everyone follows this protocol, an inspector will be available on the sets.

Next, producers and the channel are to compensate the families of workers with Rs 50 lakh in case someone dies of novel coronavirus. While producers are to give Rs 30 to 40 lakh to workers families in case of accidental death on sets, FWICE has made Rs 50 lakh as minimum compensation. Plus, the channel and producers are also to take care of the medical expenses of the worker.


People aged above 50 have been asked to stay at home as they are more prone to Coronavirus due to their age. Also, an ambulance has to be always available on the sets.  

Only if producers and channel accept to follow these guidelines, the shooting of shows will begin. 







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