Sudha Chandran on shooting in the rain

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Updated At : 03:37 PM Jul 15, 2022 IST

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Stepping out when it is raining heavily is a task, not to forget the water-logging and traffic woes. Apart from all these, this is the season for water-borne diseases.

Sudha Chandran talks about how difficult it is to do a daily soap in this season. The actress says, “While shooting in the rain is a beautiful experience, but when you have to shoot for a series or probably anchor a show, which is mostly outdoors, it does become difficult.”

Sudha adds, “These days we are also scared of getting wet as you might catch a cold, and get fever. Initially, we all thought of getting wet in the rain and even if we fell sick then it’s fine but now you don’t know whether it’s Covid or regular viral fever, and that’s the scariest part. We can’t even enjoy the rain now.”

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