Sumit, who plays Paresh Parmar in 'Janani-Ai Ki Kahani', says shooting in summer is difficult as it is becoming more grueling every year.
He said, "As long as one is shooting on an AC floor, one is comfortable. But one often has to shoot outside, and it can be tiring, especially if your costume requires you to wear multiple layers." "
Sumit said that shooting for the daily show is not an easy task, but it is also fun.
"Managing personal time with family is definitely challenging as long as the show is on. But, as professional actors, we have to make this compromise while trying to find some time out. Also, if you first When I plan a vacation, I don't like shooting at night, and I don't like being alert and performing when my entire body is calling for sleep. It requires double the will and effort,” he shared.
However, daily soaps also mean constant work and constant income, so you can't complain much, said the actor.
"I think anyone who is working in the TV industry and constantly complaining about it is ungrateful. So many actors don't have work, as an actor if you get Rs 15-20 a month It's a privilege to get a chance to face the camera. Some tough days here and there are part of work life. There's no point crying about it," said Sumit.
Produced by Mrinal Abhigyan Jha Productions (MAJ), the show airs on Dangal TV.
He said, "As long as one is shooting on an AC floor, one is comfortable. But one often has to shoot outside, and it can be tiring, especially if your costume requires you to wear multiple layers." "
Sumit said that shooting for the daily show is not an easy task, but it is also fun.
"Managing personal time with family is definitely challenging as long as the show is on. But, as professional actors, we have to make this compromise while trying to find some time out. Also, if you first When I plan a vacation, I don't like shooting at night, and I don't like being alert and performing when my entire body is calling for sleep. It requires double the will and effort,” he shared.
However, daily soaps also mean constant work and constant income, so you can't complain much, said the actor.
"I think anyone who is working in the TV industry and constantly complaining about it is ungrateful. So many actors don't have work, as an actor if you get Rs 15-20 a month It's a privilege to get a chance to face the camera. Some tough days here and there are part of work life. There's no point crying about it," said Sumit.
Produced by Mrinal Abhigyan Jha Productions (MAJ), the show airs on Dangal TV.
