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FWICE General Secretary Ashok: Told them vaccination is compulsory for shoots

As YRF begins ambitious drive, film body introduces no-vaccine, no-work policy for its workers to tackle hesitancy

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The vaccination drive, spearheaded by Aditya Chopra, began at YRF Studios in Andheri on Tuesday

The vaccination drive, spearheaded by Aditya Chopra, began at YRF Studios in Andheri on Tuesday

On Tuesday, filmmaker and Yash Raj Films’ (YRF) head honcho Aditya Chopra threw open the doors of his studio to kick off the vaccination drive, thus staying true to his word of inoculating 30,000 daily-wagers of the Federation of Western India Cine Employees (FWICE). Even as the first day saw close to 3,500 workers getting immunised, the drive has faced a setback in the form of anti-vaxxers in the industry. 

With many harbouring misplaced fear and suspicions about the vaccine, the studio and FWICE find themselves bearing the additional responsibility of educating workers about its necessity. In a bid to encourage people to take the jab, FWICE has now adopted the no-vaccine-no-shoot policy where only those who have taken the first dose will be allowed on a set. 

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