Vijayendra Kumeria talks about venturing into production

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Updated At : 12:43 PM Jun 12, 2021 IST

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Vijayendra Kumeria started his production house along with his wife Preeti Bhatia Kumeria. The actor says, “I have produced shows on DD National and a few episodes in partnership. And two years back, my wife and I started Kumeria Production and recently our finite series went on air on Enterr10 TV. This one is a crime series based on true incidents and has 20 episodes.”

Talking about managing acting as well as production, Vijayendra says, “I have a great team and a very supportive wife. I delegate duties and my team under my wife’s supervision is efficient to pull off things well. Venturing into production was not difficult because I know the business. I am a good learner. Initially, I made mistakes but I learnt from my mistakes and I am quite good at it now.” The actor now wants to make a romantic daily soap for TV.

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