Yami Gautam’s actress had the opportunity to extensively explore Himachal Pradesh’s state during the shooting of her latest horror films.
Born in this region and has a constant romance with mountains, the actress launched how the film shooting experience rebuilt the taste belonging to mountains.
Yami told the media source: “We were filming under difficult weather conditions because the cold was bitter.
There are many order outdoors and keeping light and weather in mind, we have to pack a lot in a day, every day.
But I’m ready for fighting all of that because every time I was in Himachal, I felt a sense of having …
when I saw the sunrise, the mountains of snow and realized the fact that I was born in Himachal …
this is my birthplace, it really gave me creeps Of course!
“It feels so spiritual for me that I feel if there is God, he is there …
in silence, on the mountain, snow and I feel that I get the best hug from Mother Nature.
You know every day, after completing our photo shoot, when I will look out the window of my car, even though I’m exhausted and even though I know I slept very a bit …
When I will see the mountains through a movie drive from the film set to our hotel, I feel refilled.
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His horror-comedy film was shot last year when the ‘open key’ process begins and follows the Covid protocol, the cast and crew must live in bio bubbles.
For the same reason, Yami has a functioning and diwali birthday.
However, he said instead of regret not visiting his family during Diwali, he took the opportunity to celebrate with the film team.
“I arranged our traditional ‘Pahari’ food, ‘Dham Pahari’, which we ate during Diwali and it was like my chance to share our ‘Pahari’ excitement and culture for all my stars and crew members.
I have to say, Saif is a foodie And he enjoys our traditional food.
We celebrate Diwali by ‘Pahari’ From a local shop …
I found that a very warm movement, “Shared Yami.
The ‘Donor Vicky’ actress further added, “I was born in Himachal, grew up in Chandigarh.
But I always visited Himachal because my relatives stayed there.
This time, during the entire shooting of our film, somewhere my connection with Himachal.
And I feel proud to be Himachali, ‘Pahari’! I didn’t exaggerate when I said, I belonged to the mountains.
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