Film and TV shoots largely remained unaffected from the heavy rains which lashed the metropolis Tuesday, with some TV shows being called off. "Mostly TV shoots which happen beyond Dahisar have been badly hit. There are some 20-30 shows which are shot there but that might not happen today. Even the government has given a directive of staying indoors today so naturally shoots have been halted", President of Indian Film & Television
Directors' Association (IFTDA), Ashoke Pandit, told PTI.

Pandit said shooting today is a "huge risk" not only to the safety of crew but also because expensive equipments
run the risk of getting damaged. "Industry people, the workers have not been able to reach offices because of the rain. Daily shoots cost Rs 3-4 lakh per day and shooting in such a scenario is a complete risk. On behalf of federation, we have urged our members to keep their safety as priority," he said.