Shooting is getting very hectic under lockdown 2.0 says Roopal Tyagi

Mumbai. With the implementation of partial lockdown in Maharashtra, the entertainment industry is allowed to shoot for 5 days a week excluding the weekend. Actress Roopal Tyagi who is presently seen in Dangal TV’s show Ranju Ki Betiyaan has been receiving a lot of praise for protraying the character Bulbul. She shares how she has been dealing with the present wave of coronavirus and its impact on her personal and professional life.

Sharing her thoughts on the night curfew, Roopal says, “Initially when I heard about the night curfew I didn’t let it get to me. I did things with a lot of enthusiasm and tried to manage everything on my own, like getting up early to cook my meals. We are shooting extra hard from 7 am to 7 pm as we have only 5 days. However, now it’s getting a little hectic, by the time we wrap up and I get home, I’m half asleep. I hope the situation improves soon and shows continue shooting under the government guidelines.”

Roopal had planned to take a break and go on a quiet solo trip, she says, “I had almost finalised a trip to Alibaug after Holi. I always wanted to travel solo there. Hopefully, when the situation becomes stable I plan to go there. It’s epic and so peaceful, would be a good change of pace after the hectic schedules.”