Updated On: 20 March, 2021 10:18 AM IST | Mumbai | Pratiksha Mestry
Tandoor director Nivedita Basu, in an interview with mid-day.com, shared how it was to shoot in the new normal, her journey as a producer, and also what it was to be a mother in the pandemic struck world.

Nivedita Basu/picture courtesy: Yogen Shah
As we approach a year of the first lockdown that was imposed in India, mid-day reached out to the head honchos of the television industry to share their journey with the audience. The world came to a standstill due to the COVID-19 pandemic, still, many tried hard to not succumb under the constant pressure, and stayed positive during that phase. Many found out their own ways to keep it cool during the pandemic outbreak, a lot of them took necessary precautions before stepping out into the COVID-19 struck the world.
The television and Bollywood industry faced the wrath of the pandemic. But, as soon as the Government of India eased down rules and regulations, a lot of production houses kickstarted their work, to cover up the losses they had to bore due to the lockdown. Popular television producer Nivedita Basu shared in an interview with mid-day.com how it was to start shooting when the lockdown was eased back in 2020.