Urvashi Rautela on Shooting Debut Telugu Film Amid Coronavirus: It is Difficult Time But Work Has to Go on

Urvashi Rautela is in Hyderabad for her debut Telugu film, Black Rose, and she says it is difficult to shoot amid the new normal but work must go on.

“We are following all precautionary measures amid the COVID pandemic. It’s ‘lights, camera, mask on and action’. We are following all-new norms for ‘Black Rose’. It is a difficult time but work has to go on,” Urvashi said about shooting for the Sampath Nandi directorial.

About the film, which will also release in Hindi, she said: “My character is like Shylock in William Shakespeare’s play ‘The Merchant Of Venice’. ‘Black Rose’ deals with the point from (the perspective of) Kautilya’s ‘Arthashastra’. She is the owner of a large group of companies called Lotus Capitals.”

Despite COVID restrictions, though, Urvashi says it feels amazing to be back on sets.

“This is one of the first films to start shooting in the time of COVID pandemic along with Akshay Kumar sir’s ‘BellBottom’,” noted the actress, who has in the past worked in the Kannada film, “Mr Airvata”.

On the professional front, Urvashi Rautela was seen in the film ‘Virgin Bhanupriya’ which also featured Gautam Gulati, Archana Puran Singh, and Delnaaz Irani among others.