How Mumbai’s TV industry is tackling the city’s heatwave
Maharashtra has been dealing with an intense heatwave. And Mumbai city has been on yellow alert on Friday as hot and humid weather continues across the city, according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD). With the temperature soaring to 33°C on Sunday, Mumbai’s TV industry has been taking precautions to ensure not just the cast but the crew too remain safe. Poonam Dhillon, Actor-poltician Poonam Dhillon, JD Majethia Dhillon is currently serving as the President of the Cine and TV Artistes Association (CINTAA), and says she is writing to all producers associations to be prepared for the heatwave. “I have asked them to make working conditions comfortable for the artistes and crew accordingly. Providing enough drinking water, shade, fans are non-negotiable and production houses should be aware and considerate of that.” JD Majethia, Actor-filmmaker Majethia, who is also the chairman of the Indian Film and Television Producers Council, says he has been spreading the word among his fraternity. ”We have sent guidelines to producers to install more waterbooths, ORS (Oral Rehydration Solution), along with canteen …







