Neil Bhatt: I almost lost my balance while running and performing action scenes in the snow-covered mountains of Manali for Mr. & Mrs. Parshuram

Snow-capped mountains, freezing temperatures, and a high-octane action sequence. Neil Bhatt recently found himself facing all three while shooting for Mr. & Mrs. Parshuram in Manali. The actor, who essays the role of the undercover spy Parshuram, travelled to Himachal Pradesh with the team to film a crucial track for the show. The beautiful locations in Manali added to the charm of the upcoming episodes, but filming there was not easy. One of the toughest parts for Neil was shooting an action scene on snow-covered rocky ground. During the shoot he had to be careful with every step. However, even after facing the challenges, he enjoyed the shooting experience. He calls his time spent in Manali as one of the most memorable parts of his journey on the show so far.

Speaking about his experience, Neil said, "For me the most memorable moments from the Manali schedule was shooting the action sequence. I had to do the action sequence on rocky terrain covered in snow. The rocks were extremely slippery. There were times when I almost lost my balance, especially during the scenes where I had to run and perform action scenes. It definitely made the sequence challenging. Beyond the shoot, we made the most of our time exploring nearby spots, visiting the beautiful waterfalls in Sissu, travelling to Rohtang Pass, and enjoying local street food. It felt less like work and more like a vacation with the entire Parshuram family."

Recently, during another conversation, lead actress Shambhavi spoke about shooting in the extreme cold weather, she said, "Although the visuals looked beautiful on camera, filming in such cold temperatures was difficult. It was my first experience of snowing, and it was very different indeed. In fact, most people in our team were getting their first glimpse of snow, so everyone was quite excited. We got extremely cold, and some of us even fell sick since it is so different from the Mumbai climate.”